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 1 Intr                   XV(1)   |          am led to exclaim: that man had the insight of future
 2 Intr,     4          XXIV      |          world the motherland of man.”23 Bishop Scalabrini doesn’
 3 Intr,     4          XXIV      |        that is the perfection of man on earth and the glory of
 4 Intr,     5          XXVI      |       and become isolated, every man for himself, all given to
 5 Intr                 XXVIII(38)|        those virtues that form a man into a true apostle of Jesus
 6 Intr,   Con           XXX      |     indeed Bishop Scalabrini the man who had “the insight into
 7    1,     1,   II       4      |        meet.~One day a wonderful man, an exemplary Christian,
 8    1,     1,   VI      12      |        how much that outstanding man, Cardinal Lavigerie,  ./. 
 9    1,     1, VIII      22      |     Street, a quiet and peaceful man, dedicated to work and family,
10    1,     1, VIII      23      |         District of Columbia any man, woman, or child of either
11    1,     1,   XI      31      |          as well as for the rich man’s offering, for the unassuming
12    1,     1,   XI      31      |      meaning of the expression: “man brother to man” (homo homini
13    1,     1,   XI      31      |      expression: “man brother to man” (homo homini frater).~May
14    1,     2            38      |       new law. But what generous man in the position of the Hon.
15    1,     2            48      |     boundaries, making the world man’s country. It is evil, if
16    1,     2            51      |        how much that outstanding man, Cardinal Lavigerie, has
17    1,     2            59      | Christian splendor the sentence: Man is the brother of man.~May
18    1,     2            59      |  sentence: Man is the brother of man.~May these poor words of
19    1,     3,    I      61      |        idea of nationality suits man’s needs. Not without a powerful
20    1,     3,    I      64      |        and to national identity.~Man has two great loves that
21    1,     3,   II      69      |   principle, becomes isolated, a man for himself, all given to
22    1,     4            76      |     which worries every generous man.It was my intention to form
23    1,     5,    I      85      |           making the whole world man’s motherland. But it is
24    1,     5,   II      87      |      modern philosopher writes: “Man has a natural need for religion
25    1,     5,   II      87      |       eloquent language the poor man kept telling me about their
26    1,     5,   II      89      |      emigration agents. A strong man in superb physical condition
27    1,     5,   II      89      |   cleaning of coffee beans, this man could earn between 100 and
28    1,     5,   II      89      |         earnings, how can a poor man and his family survive?
29    1,     5,   IV      94      |          as well as for the rich man’s donation, for the humble
30    1,     5,   IV      95      |    aphorism: homo homini frater (man is a brother to man).~I
31    1,     5,   IV      95      |      frater (man is a brother to man).~I trust these words of
32    1,     7           104      |          world the motherland of man.~First, Scalabrini considers
33    1,     7,    I     107      |          goal: the perfection of man on earth and the glory of
34    1,     7,    I     108      |           making the whole world man’s motherland.~Emigration
35    1,     7,   II     119      |         is an unparalleled point man, and among conquered people,
36    1,     7,  III     123      |   despair. To calm the desperate man, who was threatening to
37    1,     8           126      |  emigrate. More than all others, man emigrates, now as part of
38    1,     8           126      |       that is the improvement of man on earth and the glory of
39    1,     8           127      |   boundaries by making the world man’s fatherland. Above all,
40    1,     8           129      |     however, do not die in him! “Man,” says a modern unbelieving
41    1,     8           130      |         live this way!” The poor man continued with a clumsy
42    1,     8           132      |        great merit of that great man, Cardinal LaVigerie, who
43    1,     8           133      |            once that saintly old man told me, “has lost nothing,
44    1,     8           135      |        more tranquil dawn, where man may rest from so much conflict
45    2,     1, Summ, VII,  167   |       local priest, an excellent man. There were sixty Italians
46    2,     1, Summ, XII,  176   |       Europe, while only one old man was hired by us, who did
47    2,     2,    9     189      |        of Florence, an apostolic man and already a great benefactor
48    2,     2,   14     192      |         pious, prudent, and wise man, imbued with unabashedly
49    2,     3,    8     205      |       Beccherini, an intelligent man of great initiative, who
50    2,     3,   17     211      |        welcomed by the Bishop, a man worthy of his position,
51    2                  221(28)  |       which is the perfection of man on earth and the glory of
52    2,     4,   10     245      |        for the migrants. He is a man full of fever for our work,
53    2,     4,   20     253      |         work. He is a dear young man.~ They will depend entirely
54    2,     4,   65     307      |          its own progress, while man exalts with his conquests
55    2                  311(144) |       Rome, is a very remarkable man. After paying his homage
56    2,     5           315      |   Cardinal Archbishop Gibbons, a man without formalities, very
57    2,     6,    I, 8,  332     |          Alussi, is not a strong man. Years ago he left this
58    2,     6,   VI, 1,  342     |    Corrigan sent me an excellent man last winter. I thought,
59    2,     6,   VI, 1,  343     |          go to Mass, and not one man of the 500 laborers goes
60    2,     6,   IX, 1,  345     |          I do not have the young man he seeks. Even if I had