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 1 Writ,     1            XI     |         published in this volume.~3. Prezioso dono ai bambini
 2 Writ,     1          XIII     |    Colombo, n.d. AGS AQ 01 07/01.~3. Memoriale per la costituzione
 3 Intr                  XIX(5)  |         internazionale (Piacenza, 3–5 Dicembre 1987). Roma:
 4 Intr                 XXVII(33)|          Louis, Missouri, October 3, 1901.~
 5    1,     1, VIII      23     |         dollars.~We quote Article 3 in its entirety because
 6    1,     1, VIII      23     |         we have descended:~ ~Sec. 3 – That any Italian “padrone”
 7    1,     1,   IX      25     |      emigrate in the first place;~3. To provide help in case
 8    1,     2            43     |         in the Mediterranean, has 3,000 agencies here, besides
 9    1,     2            56     |           desire to see it again.~3. Finally, some basics on
10    1,     2            56     |      civil, and material welfare.~3. The Society attains this
11    1,     3            60     |                                   3~On the Necessity of Protecting~
12    1,     4            73     |        and economic welfare (art. 3).~Laymen look after the
13    1,     4            76     |           desire to return to it.~3. Offer them in case of need
14    1,     6           101     |           that they are observed.~3. The Provincial shall visit
15    2,     1, Rep1     140     |         parts of the cities;  ./. 3) viewing their stay in America
16    2,     1, Rep1     140     |     Bishop Scalabrini on February 3, 1887 refers to this information
17    2                  140(4)  |        Scalabrini, Rome, February 3, 1887.~
18    2,     1, Rep2     142     |      place of greater emigration.~3. The various projects that
19    2,     1,  III     150     |           which they participate.~3. To cooperate in the creation
20    2,     1,  III     153     |         its scope and intentions.~3. To establish in the seaports
21    2,     1,  III     154     |          the national government.~3. To provide assistance in
22    2,     1,  III     156     |         in America and elsewhere.~3.  To establish in America
23    2,     1,   IV     157     |       policies would be received.~3.  To establish in the principal
24    2,     1,   IV     158     |      report back to the Holy See.~3.  He commands that a letter
25    2,     2,    3     181     |                                   3. Leo XIII to the American
26    2                  193(26) |                      AGS BA 02–16/3 (draft) in ASV, SS, 1894,
27    2,     2,   17     196     |    booklet, I was deeply wounded.~3.  Are our needs urgent?
28    2,     3           199     |                                   3~Bishop Scalabrini, Pope
29    2,     3           199     |      America,” Humanitas, 45(June 3, 1990), 303–332). Pius X
30    2,     3,    3     202     |                                   3. Sarto to Scalabrini3 ~
31    2,     3,    5     203     |        children of the immigrants~3.  Father Domenico Vicentini,
32    2,     3,    6     204     |        Penance and the Eucharist; 3. To assist at weddings,
33    2,     3,    8     205     |          Val8~ Piacenza, February 3, 1904~ ~Eminent Prince,~
34    2,     3,   14     209     |          Pius X14~ Piacenza, June 3, 1904~ ~Holy Father,~In
35    2,     3,   18     214     |          all his support. For now 3 or 4 priests will suffice.
36    2,     3,   22     216     |     Father22 ~ Piacenza, February 3, 1905~ ~To the Holy Father~
37    2,     3,   22     216     |        Caxias and Campo Comprido ~3.  Encouragement to the Bishops
38    2,     3,   22     216     |         Sacred Theology, 44 years~3.  Mangot, Doctor in Canon
39    2,     3,   26     225     |   children in their own language.~3)  The clergy should preferably
40    2,     3,   26     227     |        interparochial Committees.~3)  Arouse the zeal of Bishops
41    2                  236(8)  |          carries the date of July 3, 1876. It was at the service
42    2,     4,    3     238     |                                   3. Corrigan to Scalabrini13~
43    2                  247(32) |          XIII, vol. IX (September 3, 1888), pp. 641–653.~
44    2,     4,   27     261     |          to this priest until May 3, giving him a period of
45    2,     4,   34     271     |     Scalabrini77~ New York, April 3, 1891~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
46    2,     4,   39     282     |           the Sacred College. ./. 3. The Greeks sent their petition
47    2,     4,   49     291     |    newspapers. Second misfortune.~3. Had I not paid ten thousand
48    2                  297(123)|         priests.” AGS AL 02–07, f.3, Scalabrini to Francesco
49    2                  298(124)|     arrived in New York on August 3. As he reported to his Secretary
50    2,     4,   66     309     | Scalabrini139~ New York, November 3, l901~ ~Very Reverend Bishop:~
51    2                  316(13) |         on the following February 3 saying: “Archbishop Ireland
52    2,     5,    3     322     |                                   3.  Ireland to Scalabrini17~
53    2,     6,    I, 3,  328    |                                   3.  McMahon to Scalabrini3~
54    2                  335(15) |       Father Zaboglio on December 3, 1888: “I am enclosing a
55    2,     6,   II, 3,  336    |                                   3.  Janssens to Scalabrini19~
56    2,     6,   II, 4,  337    |         Telegram)~ Milan, October 3, 1889~ ~Impossible to come
57    2                  338(22) |                          AGS, 628/3.~
58    2                  340(25) |                               AGS 3/5.~
59    2,     6,   IV, 3,  340    |                                   3.  Scalabrini to Elder26~
60    2                  343(30) |                           AGS 575/3. James E. Quigley was Bishop