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 1 Intr,     1,    1     XVI     |         the one where they were born.2 Italy too, though on a
 2 Intr,     3           XIX     |         for the migrants is not born all of a sudden nor is it
 3    1,     1, VIII      20     |       told us that Our Lord was born and died in this part of
 4    1,     1,    X      27     |      great deal if the children born there are baptized. It is
 5    1,     5            83     |      Rome where great works are born and blessed, works that
 6    1,     5,    I      85     |      whereby a living organism, born in a certain place, reproduces,
 7    1,     7,    I     107     |        carries living organisms born in one place and scatters
 8    1,     7,   II     117     |       Italians, people who were born in America or went there
 9    1,     7,   II     117     |  emigrants or to their children born in the far-off countries
10    1,     8           126     |        transports the organisms born in a specific place and
11    2,     1,  III     151     |   Summary, XII).~ This Society, born under the protection of
12    2,     1, Summ, V,  165    |   people. The Italian children, born in this city, or residing
13    2,     1, Summ, VII,  169  |       here and the sons who are born here mix with the Americans
14    2,     2,    3     183     |        want that even young men born in your own dioceses from
15    2,     2,    4     186     |      the Savior of mankind, now born, to pour down his heavenly
16    2,     2,    9     189     |       that the works of God are born and grow at the foot of
17    2,     2,   17     196     |       that the works of God are born at the foot of the Cross
18    2,     3           200     |        care of all migrants was born from the direct contact
19    2,     3,   26     221     |        transports the organisms born in certain places and spreads
20    2,     4           233     |     Corrigan and Scalabrini was born of a common pastoral concern,
21    2                  239(14) |       Father Marcellino Moroni, born in Agnadello (Cremona) in
22    2                  240(17) |      Cardinal Giovanni Simeoni, born near Palestrina (Rome) in
23    2                  245(30) |      Father Francesco Zaboglio, born in Campodolcino (Como) in
24    2                  247(32) |         Gennaro De Concilio was born in Naples in 1836, was ordained
25    2                  248(34) |          Father Felice Morelli, born Tommaso Macrelli in Corpolo’ (
26    2                  248(35) |         Father Amos Astorri was born in Piacenza in 1855. He
27    2,     4,   18     252     |      help you gave to the newly born institution with exceptional
28    2                  253(46) |        and Buffalo. Fr. Alussi, born in Piacenza in 1856, became
29    2                  264(66) |      Father Domenico Vicentini, born in Pescantina (Verona) on
30    2                  270(74) |          Father Pietro Bandini, born in Forli in 1852, entered
31    2                  272(79) |        Ferrante (1853–1921) was born and ordained a priest in
32    2,     4,   64     304     |        children to 100 American born, tells at once of the untiring
33    2,     4,   65     306     |          even if he himself was born in Genoa.~ One of these
34    2,     4,   65     307     |      hands poured on the people born here the genius of material
35    2                  309(140)|        Bishop Donato Sbarretti, born in Montefranco (Terni),
36    2,     5           313     |       of his incisive proposals born of direct experience with
37    2                  330(6)  |          f.16. Michael Tierney, born in Ireland, was consecrated
38    2                  334(14) |         of New Orleans in 1888. Born in Holland in 1843, after
39    2                  337(21) | continued to administer. He was born in Ireland in 1829.~
40    2                  342(28) |        f.57. John Samuel Foley, born in Detroit in 1833, became
41    2                  344(31) |     William Henry O’Connell was born in Lowell, MA, in 1859,