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 1 Intr,     5           XXV   |        and family traditions, a common race, love for the native
 2 Intr,     5           XXV   |      love for the native place, common glories and sorrows, love
 3    1,     1,    I       2   |       thought, all heading to a common goal.~They were emigrants.
 4    1,     1,   XI      30   |        democracy that seeks the common good through sound principles
 5    1,     2            56   |       of the most effective and common medicines, on the way to
 6    1,     2            56   |       the remedies for the most common illnesses.e) By starting
 7    1,     3,    I      61   |        historical traditions, a common race, love for the native
 8    1,     4            76   |       of the most effective and common medicines and by establishing
 9    1,     4            79   |     Committee, besides the task common to all committees of gathering
10    1,     5,   II      87   | uplifting readings. But how can common ordinary people entertain
11    1,     5,  III      94   |        America, as if sharing a common password, “Monsignor, have
12    1,     5,   IV      95   |      rise up together to sing a common hymn, a hymn echoed in the
13    1,     8           125   |  uniting Italian Catholics in a common and coordinated action in
14    2,     1,   II     147   |      which deprives them of the common cares of American Catholics,
15    2,     1,   II     148   |       their religious duties in common. The missionaries associate
16    2,     1,  III     153   |     exercises should be held in common on holy days: the catechism
17    2,     1, Summ, XII,  176|        work well together for a common end. The Cardinal (McCloskey)
18    2,     2,    3     183   |      They will comfort with the common language their countrymen;
19    2,     3,   19     214   |       comfort in addressing the common Father, the Vicar of Our
20    2,     3,   26     219   |       tongue in the name of our common faith.~ Painful spectacle,
21    2,     3,   26     229   |        though false, that their common Father, the Supreme Pontiff,
22    2,     4           233   |        Scalabrini was born of a common pastoral concern, in particular
23    2,     4,    6     242   |      they should lead a life in common as far as possible; and
24    2,     4,   15     250   |   Piacenza. ~ May God bless our common efforts for His honor and
25    2,     4,   62     302   |   spiritual matters.~ Holding a common faith, it would be strange,
26    2,     5           313   |         Ireland~(1888–1904)~ ~A common concern about immigration
27    2,     5           313   |      convergence of views and a common search for practical solutions.
28    2,     5,    1     318   |         this language is rather common in Italy. Even though I
29    2                  331(8)|     Bishops. Expression of this common opinion is a letter of Msgr.
30    2,     6,   IX, 1,  346  |      they may be able to lead a common life and so combine the