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 1 Intr,     4          XXIV|        purpose to which it was destined,” makes emigration an instrument “
 2    1,     2            49|    social goal to which it was destined by Providence, if it is
 3    1,     4            73|     Institute of Missionaries, destined specifically for the religious
 4    2,     1,  III     151|         presented it a project destined to provide for the most
 5    2,     3,   26     221|     European nations and seems destined to exercise a strong influence
 6    2,     4,    3     239|      of good  ./. Missionaries destined for the spiritual well-being
 7    2,     4,   20     253|       new Missionaries who are destined, as agreed with the Congregation
 8    2,     4,   20     253| smallest desires.~ The Sisters destined for New York are the Missionaries
 9    2,     4,   22     255|  possession and that should be destined to purchase a church. They
10    2,     4,   33     270|    Sisters of St. Anne who are destined for the administration of
11    2,     4,   62     301|  substantial progress, and are destined in a few years to become
12    2,     5           314|       his new Congregation is “destined to give glory to God and
13    2,     5,    2     321|        the aid of this project destined to glorify God and save
14    2,     5,    2     321|     Church of America which is destined to become the glory and