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 1 Fore                   IX    |    their concern for a sense of identity take on increased significance.
 2 Intr,     3            XX    |    religious faith and national identity in a providential plan that
 3 Intr,     5           XXV    | preservation of their religious identity, the latter a concern that
 4 Intr,     5           XXV    |       that defined the sense of identity of the person. The frequent
 5 Intr,     5           XXV    |         sentiments and national identity, understood as the convergence
 6 Intr,     5          XXVI    |      taking into account ethnic identity and its religious dimension.
 7 Intr,     5          XXVI    |         passage from one ethnic identity to another will not take
 8 Intr,     5          XXVI    |   required to express their own identity which, in turn, preserves
 9 Intr,     5          XXVI    |       language and the national identity of the immigrants were preserved.
10 Intr                 XXVI(30)|    language, their own national identity, while they remain politically
11 Intr,     5          XXVII   |       that the idea of national identity is one of those sentiments
12 Intr,     5          XXVII   |         evolution of an Italian identity toward a new American one
13 Intr,     5          XXVII   |   essential component of ethnic identity, religion is a support and
14    1,     3            61    |        to the concept of ethnic identity.~The immediate pastoral
15    1,     3            61    |        adapting to a new ethnic identity without having to give up
16    1,     3            61    |     connection between national identity and faith, but he will also
17    1,     3            61    |        to see that the national identity would be that of the adopted
18    1,     3,    I      64    |      fatherland and to national identity.~Man has two great loves
19    1,     3,    I      64    |      abandons also the national identity. Therefore one must conclude
20    1,     3,    I      65    |        also lost their national identity.~The same can be said of
21    1,     3,    I      66    |    cannot preserve the national identity if it doesn’t preserve the
22    1,     3,   II      67    |      this because the religious identity had become the defense of
23    1,     3,   II      67    |         defense of the national identity. The British in Ireland,
24    1,     3,   II      68    |     never forget their national identity and dear Ireland, almost
25    1,     7,    I     108    |  religious, social and national identity of a people – will keep
26    2,     1,   II     148    |        preserving their Italian identity in name only.~ Consonant
27    2,     4           234    |    changing personal and ethnic identity . ~ Archbishop Corrigan
28    2,     4           234    |        formation of an American identity to favor the unity of the