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 1 Writ,     1          XIII    |        Necessity of Protecting the Nationality of the Immigrants), 1891.
 2 Intr                 XXVI(27)|        necessity of protecting the nationality of migrants and it was intended
 3 Intr,     5          XXVI    |       clergy “possibly of the same nationality as the immigrants, or at
 4 Intr,     5          XXVII   |           the rough edges of every nationality, by tempering the competing
 5 Intr,   Con           XXX    |          the interplay of culture, nationality, religion and society of
 6    1,     1,   VI      12    |           the ideas of country and nationality do not fade away across
 7    1,     2            50    |           the ideas of country and nationality do not fade away across
 8    1,     3            60    |        Necessity of Protecting~the Nationality of the Immigrants (1891)1~ ~
 9    1,     3            61    |     immigrants must preserve their nationality to preserve their Catholic
10    1,     3            61    |           school.”4~The concept of nationality in Bishop Scalabrini’s writings
11    1,     3,    I      61    |                     I. The Idea of Nationality~The idea of nationality
12    1,     3,    I      61    |            Nationality~The idea of nationality is not artificial, but real.
13    1,     3,    I      61    |          sorrows, etc.~The idea of nationality suits man’s needs. Not without
14    1,     3,    I      62    |         did not create by itself a nationality: melting various elements,
15    1,     3,    I      62    |           impossible to form a new nationality, unless the world, by reverting
16    1,     3,    I      63    |    education create the feeling of nationality, a providential sentiment
17    1,     3,    I      63    |        foundation of the theory of nationality.~Surely looking at things
18    1,     3,    I      63    |          part, in the sentiment of nationality, but it is not alone in
19    1,     3,    I      64    |         elements, form the idea of nationality. Thus, as long as a person,
20    1,     3,    I      65    |           the sentiment or idea of nationality. A people that feel opposed
21    1,     3,    I      66    |          large part in the idea of nationality; keeps it intact in danger;
22    1,     3,    I      66    |           most noble sentiments of nationality and religion. If unfortunately
23    1,     3,   II      66    |                                II. Nationality Defined, One Asks What Influence
24    1,     3,   II      66    |               No doubt the idea of nationality is one of those sentiments
25    1,     3,   II      67    |        history proves, the idea of nationality always influenced religious
26    1,     3,   II      67    | recognizing the influence that the nationality exercises on religious sentiment
27    1,     5            81    |            migrants of every other nationality. They are exploited, lacking
28    1,     5,   II      86    |           They lose their sense of nationality and with it (a lump comes
29    1,     5,  III      91    |            to a loss of a sense of nationality for lack of inspiration
30    1,     7,    I     108    |        groups of people of a given nationality who would engage in commerce,
31    1,     8           129    |             They lose the sense of nationality, and with that, it hurts
32    1,     8           132    |            ideas of motherland and nationality are not extinguished across
33    2,     1,   II     145    |        preserve their language and nationality. But the lack of religious
34    2,     1,   II     147    |          for priests of their same nationality, the curses that even more
35    2,     1,   II     148    |           their language their own nationality in the midst of the American
36    2,     1,  III     151    |      Catholic faith and the German nationality of the migrants, defending
37    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163  |           for priests of their own nationality. There are twenty-four American
38    2,     1, Summ, VII,  169 |    language, this great element of nationality that is so intimately bound
39    2,     3,   23     217    |           to all migrants of every nationality. But I think that this word
40    2,     3,   26     223    |             claim priests of their nationality. The Ruthenians and the
41    2,     3,   26     225    | association without distinction of nationality. The experience made in
42    2,     3,   26     225    |          preferably be of the same nationality as its parishioners, or
43    2,     4,   65     307    |      characteristics proper to its nationality, will be strictly united.~
44    2,     6,    I, 10,  334  |       asking for a priest of their nationality. I will be glad to give
45    2                  342(28)|           run by religious of that nationality.~