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 1 Writ,     1          XIII      |         Arte Sacra in Torino (Italy Abroad. Conference Given at the
 2 Intr,     2          XVIII     |          his faithful had emigrated abroad. He celebrated three diocesan
 3 Intr,     3            XX      |            that poverty was pushing abroad, especially from the Emilian
 4 Intr                 XXII(13)  |        Sacra in Torino, 1989 (Italy Abroad. A Conference Held at the
 5 Intr                 XXVIII(37)|        estero (Italian missionaries abroad),” Corriere della Sera,
 6    1,     1             1      |         behalf of their compatriots abroad undertaken by Catholics
 7    1,     1,  III       8      |          workers seeking employment abroad for a given period of time
 8    1,     1,   VI      14      |      preservation of German culture abroad).~Almost everywhere, these
 9    1,     1,  VII      15      |            note that our countrymen abroad are the least protected,
10    1,     1,  VII      16      |             and respect it receives abroad in the person of its sons
11    1,     2            33      |          protection of its citizens abroad. Some steps for social and
12    1,     2            40      |            Government to its agents abroad, in which the decision to
13    1,     2            49      |      navigation lines, by extending abroad the institution of the Italian
14    1,     2            50      |            redeeming our countrymen abroad from the misery in which
15    1,     2            52      |      preservation of German culture abroad).~Almost everywhere, these
16    1,     2            56      |            and of Italian influence abroad.~The articles of the Statute
17    1,     2            58      |             more it subsidizes them abroad. The reason is that in France
18    1,     7           104      |                             7~Italy Abroad~Second Conference on Emigration~
19    1,     7           104      |       Sacred Art dealing with Italy abroad. It was the occasion to
20    1,     7           105      |             satisfaction the “Italy Abroad” pavilion. I admired the
21    1,     7           105      |       leaders to what I call “Italy Abroad”. This “Italy Abroad” has
22    1,     7           105      |          Italy Abroad”. This “Italy Abroad” has been taking shape little
23    1,     7           105      |           social issues this “Italy Abroad” raises, for the economic
24    1,     7           105      |         welfare institutions “Italy Abroad” gives rise to, and for
25    1,     7           105      |         statements.~Italians living abroad throughout the world, in
26    1,     7           106      |           founded by our countrymen abroad with very large memberships
27    1,     7,   II     115      |          earnings of our countrymen abroad are always reduced by the
28    1,     7,   II     119      | particularly about our missionaries abroad and about the work they
29    1,     7,   II     120      |           long period of apostolate abroad, perhaps for their whole
30    1,     7,  III     122      |            our brothers and sisters abroad. These are consoling beginnings,
31    1,     7,  III     124      |             to it that all Italians abroad may share the same mind,
32    1,     8           125      |         risks for the people moving abroad. Fortunately, Parliament
33    1,     8           130      |            plight of our countrymen abroad in a pamphlet that had so
34    1,     8           133      |       together for their countrymen abroad. “My diocese,” once that
35    2,     1, Rep2     141      |          167,377 Italians emigrated abroad. Of this number 83,053 migrated
36    2,     1, Summ, X,  171     |     prestige and influence of Italy abroad was once due to the work
37    2,     1, Summ, X,  172     |          the missionaries represent abroad the true customs of Italy.”~
38    2,     1, Summ, X,  172     |              prestige and influence abroad, Italy will become the laughing-stock
39    2,     1, Summ, X,  172     |          finances and protects them abroad. Protestant England spends
40    2,     1, Summ, X,  172     |             colleges and to implant abroad their religious faith. On
41    2,     1, Summ, X,  172     |          which had this moral force abroad, has been trying every means
42    2,     1, Summ, X,  172     |             every Italian influence abroad. But the French and English
43    2,     1, Summ, X,  173     |           increase Italy’s prestige abroad, it would have to do nothing
44    2                  186(9)   |      general of the Italian schools abroad; and, in 1911, director
45    2                  186(9)   |     director of the Italian schools abroad.~
46    2,     2,    6     187      |         after the Catholic missions abroad.~ However, I have no doubt
47    2,     3,   26     226      |           at home, to watch over it abroad in its various directions,
48    2,     3,   26     226      |          needs of their compatriots abroad and who can also speak Italian
49    2,     3,   26     227      |        migration, either at home or abroad.~5)  See to it that the
50    2,     3,   26     228      |           the priests wishing to go abroad to work among the immigrants
51    2,     6,   IV, 3,  340     |            the Italians who migrate abroad. To that end are directed