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 1 Intr,     6          XXVIII|          missionaries, “you will feel full of superhuman energy
 2    1,     1,    I       3  |       that I blush with shame. I feel humiliated as a priest and
 3    1,     1, VIII      20  |         am thirsty and hungry; I feel betrayed. Out of one hundred
 4    1,     2            37  |         having someone make them feel even more the burden, by
 5    1,     2            57  |        unworthy surrender. But I feel that it is good, that it
 6    1,     2            57  |  advantage for the immigrants. I feel that if in the political
 7    1,     2            58  |        twenty years which do not feel fatigue, what heroic apostles
 8    1,     2            58  | appearance in public life, would feel the hand of their country
 9    1,     3,    I      65  |       better success. They don’t feel secure because they see
10    1,     3,    I      65  |       nationality. A people that feel opposed in its national
11    1,     5,   II      87  |         the majority – who still feel the dignity of their person
12    1,     5,   II      90  |         public outcry and people feel sorry in the face of some
13    1,     5,   II      90  |          pride. People denounce, feel sorry, and even call for
14    1,     5,  III      93  |        the priestly life and who feel, at least to some extent,
15    1,     6            98  |     progress of your missions, I feel the need to approach you
16    1,     6            99  |          remain in Him, you will feel truly yourselves, full of
17    1,     6           102  |          is far away. However, I feel secure and I rest assured
18    1,     8           130  |         the majority – who still feel the dignity of their own
19    1,     8           132  |        of perils, even when they feel more lonely among new people,
20    2,     1,   II     144  |        California and Peru, they feel confident of finding work
21    2,     2,    2     180  | salvation of souls. Therefore we feel duty-bound to the promotion
22    2,     2,    4     185  |       authority. Now, in fact, I feel I have every reason to believe
23    2,     3,   17     211  |         accomplished. I strongly feel the need to thank you on
24    2,     3,   17     211  |         What innocent pride they feel in having seen you, having
25    2,     3,   26     219  |          the inner convictions I feel on this very important subject.
26    2,     4,    6     242  |        lire for our Institute. I feel powerless to thank you as
27    2,     4,   15     250  |         its worthy Archbishop, I feel a particular attraction
28    2,     4,   21     254  |          Bishop and she does not feel the burden of the responsibility
29    2,     4,   22     255  |          not believe the grief I feel in thinking about the displeasure
30    2,     4,   32     268  |     words you see the light, you feel the strength of a self-imposing
31    2,     4,   37     276  |  attention this organization, we feel duty bound to ask you for
32    2,     4,   39     279  |           more than they, should feel mortified by their behavior.
33    2,     4,   52     293  |       small clouds on our sky, I feel that Your Excellency’s noblest
34    2,     4,   62     302  |     citizens of America, did not feel a cordial and sympathetic
35    2,     4,   65     308  |       where greatness lies, will feel the need of returning to
36    2,     5,    1     318  |              For these reasons I feel I owe you, as an American
37    2,     6,    I, 10,  334|        very good work. Indeed, I feel your good seminaries will
38    2,     6,   II, 2,  336 |     general and to all those who feel an interest in them to add
39    2,     6, VIII, 1,  344 |        luck to meet you, I don’t feel, however, a complete stranger