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 1 Intr                   XV(1)|         Archives AO 01-02/1), he writes: “I knew H.E. Bishop G.B.
 2 Intr,     5          XXVI   | socialization. Bishop Scalabrini writes: “The populace, that does
 3 Intr,     6          XXVIII |          will remain in Him,” he writes to his missionaries, “you
 4 Intr,     6          XXVIII |        and I,” Bishop Scalabrini writes to Fr. Zaboglio, “do not
 5    1,     1, VIII      20   |    Morettes wrote.~ ~Another one writes:~ ~I am nailed to the cross;
 6    1,     1, VIII      20   |          in Italy.~ ~Another one writes:~ ~Here, we live like animals,
 7    1,     1, VIII      20   |         America.~ ~Still another writes:~ ~They told us that Our
 8    1,     1, VIII      20   |                 A fifth emigrant writes:~When two of our people
 9    1,     2            32   |         the Bishop and to him he writes expressing his appreciation
10    1,     5,   II      87   |   Absolute! A modern philosopher writes: “Man has a natural need
11    1,     6            97   |      migrants, Bishop Scalabrini writes them his first and only
12    1,     6           100   |        there be peace among men, writes St. Augustine, when each
13    1,     6           102   |         way that, as the Apostle writes, even those who are against
14    1,     7,   II     115   |        respected parliamentarian writes:~ ~Since the emigration
15    1,     7,   II     116   |          observations of one who writes authoritatively on colonial
16    2,     2,    5     186   |    important position in Tunis,⁹ writes me to say that, as a result
17    2                  201(1)|    Giuseppe Sarto, later Pius X, writes to the Marquis Giovanni
18    2,     4,   22     255   |          in the air. In fact, he writes: “I am worried at the thought
19    2,     4,   30     264   |         for us. Your Excellency, writes Italian very well. Nevertheless,
20    2,     4,   33     271   |       the Archbishop of New York writes Italian so well, even better
21    2,     5           314   |          in American society. He writes that once Italian immigrants
22    2,     5           314   |        Paul,” Archbishop Ireland writes on November 27, 1901, “and