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 1    1,     1,   VI      12     |        and members have set up houses, missions and colleges wherever
 2    1,     2            51     |        and members have set up houses, missions and colleges wherever
 3    1,     2            56     |  colonies, and by establishing houses of missionaries from where
 4    1,     5,  III      93     |        are to take care of the houses, the churches, and the schools,
 5    1,     5,  III      93     |    North America, we have more houses and missions: three in New
 6    1,     6           101     |      year the Superiors of the houses must communicate directly
 7    1,     6           101     |   greater direction of all the houses and the authority to command
 8    1,     6           102     |      with the Superiors of the houses at least once a year to
 9    1,     6           102     |  orderly, the superiors of the houses must cultivate and must
10    1,     6           102     | cautious in admitting to their houses and churches priests who
11    1,     7,  III     123     |   existence for four years and houses 160 little orphans and a
12    1,     8           132     |   moment they leave their poor houses to the time they reach their
13    2,     1,  III     156     |   would settle in America. Two houses would suffice: one in New
14    2                  196(31) |  newspaper did not enter their houses (ASV,SS, ibid., ff. 136–
15    2,     3,    5     203     |     Provincial Superior of the houses in North America~2.  Father
16    2,     3,    5     203     |     Provincial Superior of the houses in Brazil~4.  Father Giacomo
17    2,     3,    8     205     |   migrants, built churches and houses, particularly the beautiful
18    2,     3,   17     211     |    Grande do Sul, visiting the houses of our Congregation and
19    2,     4,   30     264     |       Superior, must visit the houses and be absent for a good
20    2                  298(125)|        a national landmark and houses the Immigration Museum.
21    2,     4,   64     304     |        Religious Orders, whose houses had been suppressed in Italy,
22    2,     4,   64     304     |       diocese, and some twenty houses of your Missionary Fathers