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 1 Intr,     4          XXIII |        many beautiful and useful things without ever tiring. . .”
 2 Intr,     6          XXIX  | completely detached from worldly things,” Bishop Scalabrini says, “
 3    1,     1,   II       6  |   emigrants were compelled to do things in hiding to escape the
 4    1,     1,  VII      16  |   inadequate remedies. All these things are a waste of time if they
 5    1,     1, VIII      19  |         fierce tribes. All these things have already happened, and
 6    1,     1,   IX      24  |             We could say so many things in this regard, but I don’
 7    1,     1,   IX      26  |       brings to light the wicked things presently going on, and
 8    1,     2            38  |          to our hearts. They are things known to everyone, nor will
 9    1,     2            38  |      emigrants, says among other things: “The question of spontaneous
10    1,     2            44  |     around, who, promising great things, start by pocketing 25 lire,
11    1,     3,    I      63  |   nationality.~Surely looking at things on a large scale religion
12    1,     3,   II      67  |       more sensitive to concrete things than to abstract ones, apostasy
13    1,     5,    I      85  |         written on the nature of things by the Creator. Gentlemen,
14    1,     5,   II      88  |        but it is not my fault if things are bleak! Everything I
15    1,     5,   II      88  |           you will find all good things; where religion is missing,
16    1,     6            99  |         ever be able to do great things if they do not submit to
17    1,     6           102  |          very well how all these things are necessary for the proper
18    1,     6           102  |          the missionaries in all things, everywhere and always.
19    1,     6           102  |   priests.~Be their model in all things . . . in deed, in word,
20    1,     7,    I     108  |     customs – in a word, all the things that make up the religious,
21    1,     7,   II     118  |       and if we were to consider things for what they really are,
22    2,     1,  III     153  |          read: In sum, all those things that can be done by lay
23    2,     1,  III     154  |         in view of the nefarious things that are happening, provided
24    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163|        could tell you many other things.~ In the meantime, kissing
25    2,     1, Summ, IX,  171|          we hope to remedy these things. But it is necessary to
26    2,     1, Summ, X,  171 |         I could see, among other things, how great the prestige
27    2,     2,   17     196  |      objective. ./. In all other things, the Missionaries depend
28    2,     3,   17     212  |       good Prelate about certain things which will greatly benefit
29    2,     3,   17     212  |          in Christo (restore all things in Christ). Why could not
30    2,     3,   26     223  |        their trafficking in holy things, they discredited religion
31    2,     3,   26     229  |          take advantage of these things as a weapon for defaming
32    2,     3,   26     229  |         States. How many painful things could be brought to light
33    2,     4           234  |          rooted in the nature of things and in the different expectations
34    2,     4,   23     257  |        Permit me to tell you two things in confidence. First, Father
35    2,     4,   23     257  |          I believe that in these things it is better to follow the
36    2,     4,   23     257  |        country. I speak of these things not to complain, but rather
37    2,     4,   24     259  |    everything ready at hand. Now things seem promising well for
38    2,     4,   30     263  |      world of pleasant and happy things. ./. Father Zaboglio bearer
39    2,     4,   35     272  |           Now, thanks be to God, things are going rather well. I
40    2,     4,   38     277  |       and practical knowledge of things that so much distinguish
41    2,     4,   38     278  |          influence to straighten things out, especially with your
42    2,     4,   39     282  |       America you will see these things clearly and will be of the
43    2,     4,   42     284  |      very much speaking of these things. It is the first time in
44    2,     4,   45     287  |        Morelli. He pretends many things which I cannot agree to.
45    2,     4,   65     306  |       when God wants to do great things, He manifests it by means
46    2,     4,   65     306  |          that purpose. And great things God wanted and still wants
47    2,     5           314  |          in St. Paul, where “all things Italian” will be discussed