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 1 Writ,     1            XI      |             Giuseppe, 1875, p. 84.~4. Il Catechismo Cattolico.
 2 Intr                 XXVIII(39)|       Zaboglio, Piacenza, February 4, 1895. The correspondence
 3    1,     1, VIII      24      |           thousand dollars.Article 4 states that all Italian
 4    1,     1,   IX      25      |          voyage and after arrival;~4. To declare unyielding war,
 5    1,     4            71      |                                    4~On Assistance to National
 6    1,     4            73      |        teaching of catechism (art. 4).~Among the disciplines
 7    1,     5,   II      88      |          while the harvest yielded 4,052,530 “faneghe,” i.e.,
 8    1,     5,   II      89      |         faneghe” of corn; L. 1.685.4 60 for 71,194 “faneghe”
 9    1,     6           101      |            expenses of each house.~4. He shall be assisted in
10    1,     7,    I     109      |         the remaining 8.5 million, 4.5 million (I am rounding
11    1,     7,    I     109      |          mountain peaks. The other 4 million hectares are more
12    2,     1, Rep2     142      |           needs of the immigrants.~4. The resolutions which the
13    2,     1,  III     153      |       collect material means, etc.~4. To send a circular letter
14    2,     1,  III     154      |          colonies might be formed.~4. To wage implacable war
15    2,     1,  III     156      |             encouraging them, etc.~4.  The Bishop of St. Paul
16    2,     1,   IV     157      |           them through counseling.~4.  To set up in Italy one
17    2,     1,   IV     159      |           above-named missionaries.4.  He commands that a letter
18    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163    |                IV New York, August 4, 1884~Excerpt of a Letter
19    2,     2,    4     184      |                                    4. Scalabrini to Leo XIII6~
20    2,     2,   17     196      |           Nor the moral needs. . .~4.  It’s years. . .~ ~With
21    2,     3           201      |         Scalabrini, Rome, February 4, 1901. AGS, 1644) Father
22    2,     3,    4     203      |                                    4.  Sarto to Scalabrini4~
23    2,     3,    5     203      |            of the houses in Brazil~4.  Father Giacomo Gambera,
24    2,     3,   18     214      |          his support. For now 3 or 4 priests will suffice. While
25    2,     3,   22     216      |   Apostolic Protonotary ad Instar ~4.  Congregation for Catholic
26    2,     3,   22     216      |   Cathedral of Piacenza, 54 years ~4.  Squeri Gio. Archpriest
27    2,     3,   26     218      |        Catholicis) - Piacenza, May 4, 1905~ ~Most Eminent Prince:~
28    2,     3,   26     225      |        least speak their language.~4)  Every parish should have
29    2,     3,   26     227      |         arrival in a foreign land.~4)  Answer the questions asked
30    2,     4           232      |                                    4~Bishop Scalabrini and Archbishop
31    2,     4,    4     239      |                                    4.  Scalabrini to Corrigan15~
32    2,     4,   17     251      |    Scalabrini41~ New York, October 4, 1888~ ~Most Reverend Excellency,~
33    2,     4,   39     282      |         the Holy Father last year.~4. The Poles this year asked
34    2,     4,   51     292      |  Scalabrini114~ New York, December 4, 1896~ ~Your Excellency:~
35    2                  298(124) |           Mangot, New York, August 4, 1901.~
36    2                  298(125) |           is something that stuns; 4 million persons, a country
37    2                  305(138) |            kept in AGS AR 04–10, f.4. The English text used here
38    2,     4,   69     311      |           reducing the interest at 4%. Moreover, the Diocesan
39    2,     5,    4     323      |                                    4.  Ireland to Scalabrini19~
40    2,     6,    I, 4,  329     |                                    4. McMahon to Scalabrini5~
41    2,     6,    I, 6,  330     |            enclosing a draft of L. 4,008 for January, the amount
42    2,     6,    I, 10,  334    |   congregation. Yet there are some 4,000 or 5,000 in Bridgeport.
43    2,     6,   II, 4,  337     |                                    4.  Janssens to Scalabrini20~ (
44    2                  337(20)  |        journal, p. 30, for October 4, 1889, confirming this visit: “
45    2,     6,   IV, 4,  341     |                                    4.  Elder to Scalabrini27~
46    2                  346(33)  |         The Italian Question,” May 4, 1889, p. 8.; “The Italian
47    2                  346(33)  | Co-Religionists,” June 1, 1889, p. 4.~
48 Bibl                  349      |         Paper: Pastoral Series No. 4. New York: Center for Migration