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 1 Fore                    X      |        demanded. Instead his private correspondence reflects his personality:
 2 Writ                   XI      |   unpublished manuscripts. His large correspondence has been collected in a
 3 Intr,     3            XX      |              network of contacts and correspondence with persons that in any
 4 Intr,     3           XXI      |           Emigrants (1892). His vast correspondence shows that he daily guided
 5 Intr                 XXVIII(39)|      Piacenza, February 4, 1895. The correspondence between Bishop Scalabrini
 6    1,     2            53      |         reports, newspapers, private correspondence, I picked up the cry of
 7    1,     4            75      |               in relationship to and correspondence with the above-mentioned
 8    2                  137      |                               Part 2~Correspondence~
 9    2,     1, Rep1     139      |            With Summaries of Related Correspondence1 (1887)~ ~Bishop Scalabrini’
10    2,     1, Rep1     140      |       understand Bishop Scalabrini’s correspondence with American Bishops, his
11    2,     1, Rep2     141      |         become known through private correspondence, have strongly impressed
12    2,     1, Rep2     141      |             this life.~The extensive correspondence which exists on this matter
13    2,     1,  III     151      |        maintains with them continued correspondence as he regularly maintains
14    2,     1,  III     155      |       secretary would keep an active correspondence with the various agencies
15    2,     1,   IV     157      |       central committee to which the correspondence of all these committees
16    2,     1, Summ, VII,  167   |             with which to organize a correspondence in order to oversee the
17    2,     2           178      | ecclesiastical organization.1 In the correspondence dealing with the issue of
18    2                  178(1)   |            with a Summary of Related Correspondence,” prepared by the Congregation
19    2                  195(29)  |               we should refer to his correspondence with Archbishop Corrigan
20    2,     3           199      |           Del Val~ (1889–1905)~ ~The correspondence between Bishop Scalabrini
21    2,     3           200      |                As mentioned, in this correspondence is included the Memorial
22    2,     4           233      |              know each other through correspondence and then to meet in person
23    2,     4           234      |             this Scalabrini-Corrigan correspondence one catches some important
24    2,     4           234      |       culture. In the course of this correspondence reference is made to all
25    2,     4           235      |         serving the immigrants. This correspondence sheds light on an important
26    2                  235(5)   |           letters referred to in the correspondence have not been found, and
27    2                  235(5)   |       several times in New York. The correspondence remains a partial, but critical,
28    2                  239(14)  |             Anchieta, Brazil. In the correspondence, he is simply referred to
29    2                  243(26)  |            from 1892 to 1921. In the correspondence between Bishop Scalabrini
30    2                  253(44)  |            is well documented in the correspondence regarding this New York
31    2                  293(115) |        caused an interruption in the correspondence between Archbishop Corrigan
32    2                  313(2)   |          After the first exchange of correspondence at the end of 1888 and the
33    2,     5           314      |            to save souls.”~ From the correspondence we can only surmise the
34    2                  316(12)  |              the Scalabrini-Corrigan Correspondence. On the pastoral and political
35    2                  316(13)  |              the Scalabrini-Corrigan Correspondence) and the pamphlet Italian
36    2,     6           326      |              exchanged the pertinent correspondence. Thus, for the case of Providence,
37    2,     6           326      |            Rhode Island.~ The direct correspondence of Bishop Scalabrini can
38 Bibl                  349      |    understanding of the writings and correspondence of Bishop Scalabrini:~ ~ ~