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 1 Intr,     2          XVIII    |     strong conflicts due to the Roman Question and the political
 2 Intr,     3           XXI     |        Catholic Migrants in the Roman Curia after seeing in North
 3    1,     2            39     |           Several authoritative Roman publications, among which
 4    1,     3,    I      62     |    barbarians came to upset the Roman empire.~Properly speaking
 5    1,     3,    I      62     |        the natives and with the Roman colonizers and intermarried.
 6    1,     5            82     |         in Rome where Christ is Roman, in this Rome rightly  ./. 
 7    1,     6           101     | Superiors and especially to the Roman Pontiff. Remember, that
 8    1,     7,    I     109     |  gardens, the marshlands of the Roman countryside and the fertile
 9    1,     8           127     |        ancient greatness of the Roman Empire prepared by heaven
10    2,     2,   14     192     |       unabashedly and eminently Roman principles – who, in turn,
11    2,     2,   17     195     |         deviates from genuinely Roman doctrines. During my twenty
12    2,     3           200     |        for Migrants in the  ./. Roman Curia with his Motu Proprio
13    2,     3           200     |        central structure in the Roman Curia for the coordination
14    2                  232(2)  |                  Minutes of the Roman Meeting preparatory to the
15    2                  278(89) |     held several offices in the Roman Curia and was created a
16    2                  278(90) |     held various offices in the Roman Curia. He was Nuncio in
17    2,     4,   65     308     |     visible representative, the Roman Pontiff. ~ The obstacles
18    2                  309(140)|       various capacities in the Roman Curia and was created a
19    2,     5,    2     319     |         I can tell you that the Roman Congregation has read with
20 Bibl                  348     |      various dicasteries of the Roman Curia, in particular to