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 1 Writ,     1          XIII     |     Establishment of a Pontifical Commission for Catholic Emigrants).
 2 Intr,     3           XXI     |     submitted to Pope Pius X of a Commission for Catholic Migrants in
 3 Intr                 XXIV(25) |   Memorandum on a Congregation or Commission for Catholic Migrants –
 4 Intr                 XXVII(34)|   Memoriale sulla Congregazione o Commission…op. cit., p. 194.~
 5    1,     2            32     |           bill to a Parliamentary Commission. Bishop Scalabrini addressed
 6    1,     2            33     |      amended by the Parliamentary Commission.~I turn to you not only
 7    1,     2            34     |         that of the Parliamentary Commission, the latter seems to me
 8    1,     2            34     |         bill of the Parliamentary Commission is, in my judgment, better
 9    1,     2            34     |         is the power given by the Commission’s bill to the emigration
10    1,     2            41     |       agreed with the illustrious commission to add 2,000,000 contos (
11    1,     2            43     |        emigration made before the Commission of the House of Representatives
12    1,     2            43     |        obliged to pay five or six Commission agents to obtain a job,
13    1,     2            43     |          1, 1888. The Immigration Commission continues its inquiry and
14    1,     2            43     |        York, August 27, 1888. The Commission of inquiry, charged with
15    1,     2            45     |         lire per trip and 10 as a commission for each migrant – not without
16    1,     2            56     |          which were approved by a Commission of Cardinals commissioned
17    2,     1,    I     142     |        established in that city a commission composed of eight members,
18    2,     3           199     |        proposal or memorial for a Commission for Migrants in the  ./. 
19    2,     3           200     |       included the Memorial for a Commission for Catholic Migrants sent
20    2,     3           201     |  preparation of the Memorial on a Commission for Catholic Migrants and
21    2,     3           201     |    implementation of the proposed Commission, that will remain as a lasting
22    2,     3,   23     217     |     concrete program of action. A Commission Pro emigratis catholicis
23    2,     3,   23     217     |          of the apostolate of the Commission and the means to be put
24    2,     3,   23     217     |           only words, promises, a Commission, good intentions, complications
25    2,     3,   26     218     |       Bishop G.B. Scalabrini on a Commission for Catholic Migrants ~(
26    2,     3,   26     226     |           of the proposed central Commission or Congregation Pro Emigratis
27    2,     3,   26     226     |           The necessity of such a Commission and the advantages it can
28    2,     3,   26     226     |         universal and the desired Commission should be universal for
29    2,     3,   26     226     |         lose their faith.~ Only a Commission emanating from the Holy
30    2,     3,   26     226     | nationalities.~ How should such a Commission be constituted?~ The Commission
31    2,     3,   26     226     |   Commission be constituted?~ The Commission should be composed, I believe,
32    2,     3,   26     227     |         person called to head the Commission and with other Congregations
33    2,     3,   26     227     |         scope and the task of the Commission?~ Its aim should be that
34    2,     3,   26     228     | communities must be entrusted.The Commission could easily provide for
35    2,     3,   26     228     |           would apply to it.~ The Commission could just as easily obtain
36    2,     3,   26     228     |     totally unknown to them.~ The Commission could avert all this if
37    2,     3,   26     228     |       until now.~ The task of the Commission would be to follow the great
38    2,     3,   26     228     |       help with all the means the Commission could find through a persevering,
39    2,     3,   26     228     |   diligent and loving study.~ The Commission will send its members to
40    2,     3,   26     229     |          cases the members of the Commission, by going to the various
41    2,     3,   26     229     |     relate the information to the Commission and immediately take the
42    2,     3,   26     229     |          contending parties.~ The Commission should also examine very
43    2,     3,   26     229     |         fact that should call the Commission is the multiplication of
44    2,     3,   26     229     |         assigned to the projected Commission.~ Nobody could doubt the
45    2,     3,   26     229     |       that the creation of such a Commission would produce in the souls
46    2,     3,   26     229     |         their fate.~ How can this Commission be made efficient?It would
47    2,     3,   26     230     |         proper functioning of the Commission itself and devolving the
48    2,     3,   27     231     |        you about it I wrote: “The Commission should be composed, I believe,