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3503 2, 3, 26 229 | cases: but the usual wise slowness with which these procedures
3504 2, 4 233 | of the poor and notorious slums of New York, where most
3505 2, 3, 18 214 | it the usual illnesses, smallpox that reaps many victims,
3506 1, 1, V 11 | same religion that once smiled on their youth, that blessed
3507 1, 1, VIII 22 | acquittal, he left the courtroom smiling, to the applause and boorish
3508 Intr, 5 XXVII | for living together “by smoothing the rough edges of every
3509 1, 7 107 | criminals who hide like snakes among the flowers.~Gentlemen,
3510 1, 5, II 89 | the Europeans about the snare prepared for them. As the
3511 1, 5, II 89 | our workers from getting snared by the promises of emigration
3512 2, 4, 48 290 | Pilate: the first almost sneers at the request and the other
3513 1, 8 131 | the wretched immigrants is soaked. Lured down there by vain
3514 2, 3, 17 211 | discomfort to the International Socialist Party, which is quite strong
3515 Intr, 5 XXVI | and the normal process of socialization. Bishop Scalabrini writes: “
3516 1, 3 61 | education and very much socialized by their local peasant and
3517 Intr, 5 XXV | harmonized and created a way of sociocultural belonging and an affective
3518 2, 1, III 153 | shows its usefulness from a socioeconomic point of view. He elaborates
3519 Intr, Con XXX | systematic development of sociological reflection on migrations
3520 Intr XV(1) | The well known sociologist and promoter of social studies
3521 2, 3 201 | returning migrants on the socioreligious life of their communities
3522 2, 2, 4 185 | it opens its arms. It is solicitous of all and provides for
3523 Intr, 3 XXI | develop concrete proposals to solve it. The second way through
3524 1, 5, II 88 | Gentlemen, the picture is somber, but it is not my fault
3525 2, 4, 38 277 | slightest interference in somebody else’s house. Therefore,
3526 1, 5, II 89 | indignation from Dr. Ennes Sonza, a Brazilian: “We are not
3527 1, 8 131 | their fathers that would soothe the terrors of agony with
3528 1, 1, II 5 | continents, the other by soothing and comforting the desperate,
3529 2, 2, 17 195 | arriving as far as the sotterraneo, which they call a basement
3530 2, 3 200 | Cattolici di emigrazione sotto Pio X,” in his volume: Insieme
3531 1, 1, III 6 | effect these complaints and sought-after legislative provisions have
3532 2, 1, Rep1 139 | Bishops of the United States sounded the alarm at that important
3533 2, 4, 24 259 | personae gratae” to the Southerners would do a lot of good.
3534 2, 4, 57 297 | festivities with a small souvenir so as to give Your Excellency
3535 2, 3, 22 216 | the Holy Father ~2. Some souvenirs to the Missions, especially
3536 2, 3, 26 221 | Not hordes of barbarians sowing massacre and ruin, but hosts
3537 2, 4, 55 295 | not find in New York the spaciousness of Your Excellency’s palace
3538 2, 4, 32 267 | Prof. Martinoli and of the speaker Giuseppe Alessi di Arcireale.
3539 2, 4, 32 267 | seriousness and diligence by the speakers and by the entire Congress.
3540 1, 7, III 122 | Missionari Italiani), which is spearheaded by your Professor Ernesto
3541 2, 4, 32 267 | for Italy.~ Coming down to specifics then, the second topic deserves
3542 1, 4 79 | who are not indifferent spectators to the painful spectacle
3543 1, 7, II 117 | However, before them rises the specter of jail or simply of a trial;
3544 Intr, 4 XXII | emigration agents intent on speculating on the poverty and gullibility
3545 2, 4, 7 244 | allow with the greatest speed possible.~ In this way we
3546 1, 4 80 | intermediaries and means of speedier and easier communication
3547 1, 7, II 117 | Besides, this state of affairs speeds up that assimilation of
3548 2, 1, I 143 | those that came within its sphere of action.Little would have
3549 1, 1, II 5 | boon because it creates new spheres of influence and brings
3550 1, 7, III 122 | Teresa in the Diocese of Spirito Santo; finally, another
3551 2 178(1) | this volume. Also, ASV, Spogli di Leone XIII, scatola 10,
3552 1, 1, VIII 20 | Minghetti introduced and sponsored two bills: the first, on
3553 1, 5 82 | touched me deeply and with a spontaneity that shows how strong and
3554 2, 4, 36 274 | girls dressed in white, spotless, with gorgeous white veils
3555 2, 4, 26 260 | tomorrow for the Levico springs in the Trent province.~
3556 2, 3, 26 219 | entire populations, like in a springtime of the spirit, under the
3557 Intr, 3 XXI | this volume – reflect the spur-of-the-moment initiative, the polemics,
3558 1, 2 53 | the eyes of foreigners?~Spurred by these considerations
3559 1, 1, VIII 23 | them individually, or by squads, or en masse, to work on
3560 1, 2 59 | brotherly embrace, hands squeeze warm with affection, lips
3561 2, 3, 22 216 | Piacenza, 54 years ~4. Squeri Gio. Archpriest and Area
3562 2 253(44) | Gattorno and between her and Sr. A. Berta Belliti, who led
3563 2 258(55) | York on May 31, 1889 on the SS.Bourgogne from Le Havre with
3564 2, 4, 14 250 | Sisters should leave Rome to staff the Church of Mt. Carmel
3565 Intr XVI(2) | University Press, 1995. Peter Stalker, The Work of Strangers:
3566 1, 1, VIII 19 | to him. Both requests are stalled for a long time.... The
3567 2, 4, 39 279 | the Bishop in whose favor stands the presumption that he
3568 2, 4, 47 288 | Most Precious Blood is at a standstill. The owner has re-possessed
3569 1, 1, VIII 20 | their child to keep from starving. Who is defending us? No
3570 1, 7 105 | calls the attention of our statesmen and leaders to what I call “
3571 2, 4, 46 287 | in case you could do it, stating that the Missionaries are
3572 Intr XVI(2) | Caritas: Immigrazione-Dossier Statistico 1994. Ed. Ricerca, Rome,
3573 2, 1, Summ, III, 162 | you see fit, a copy of the statues or rules of the Society
3574 1, 2 56 | portray the Vatican as a staunch enemy of everything that
3575 1, 8 127 | value of the manpower that stays. In short, it can be a national
3576 1, 1, III 7 | emigration, has increased steadily from about 20,000 persons –
3577 1, 7, I 109 | landscape and take notice of the steep rocky slopes in Valtellina
3578 1, 6 97 | community organization, both stemming from the missionaries’ love
3579 2 233(3) | Cf. Stephen Di Giovanni, Michael Augustine
3580 1, 1, VII 15 | again, with the treacherous stillness of the waters that hide
3581 Intr, 1, 1 XVII | constitutes an original stimulus, and not just for Catholics,
3582 2, 4, 38 277 | tempest in a teapot has been stirred up regarding this matter.
3583 2, 1, I 142 | of those unhappy people. Stirring the zeal of the Bishops
3584 1, 3, I 62 | separation of people into various stocks, into various nations, brings
3585 2, 4, 45 286 | 506.97~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~Stolen~~~~39.00 ~~~~Total~~~~2,
3586 2, 4, 31 265 | you for the two beautiful stoles you sent me as a gift?~
3587 2, 1, Summ, X, 173 | metal works, woodwork, stonework, commissioned to them at
3588 2, 4, 65 306 | water which run without ever stopping from one ocean to another.
3589 2, 1, Summ, V, 164 | some commercial banks, drug stores, coffee-houses, some restaurants
3590 1, 3, II 67 | idea remains intact as a storm-proof fortress, and this because
3591 2, 4, 21 255 | always in the midst of a stormy sea and therefore I recommend
3592 1, 1, VIII 18 | are transported. They are stowed into ships worse than beasts,
3593 2 237(12) | del Monte Carmelo, 115ma Strada in New York City, New York:
3594 2, 4, 38 278 | use your high influence to straighten things out, especially with
3595 2, 6, VIII, 1, 344 | feel, however, a complete stranger to Your Excellency because
3596 Intr, 3 XX | Christ.~The operational strategy of Bishop Scalabrini to
3597 1, 7, I 109 | which, like a veritable stream of human beings, spreads
3598 1, 2 35 | fresh and soft American streamlets, like those which in Dante’
3599 1, 1, VIII 23 | them as organ-grinders, street-musicians, dancers, mountebanks, or
3600 Intr, 2 XVIII | Catholic laity with the aim of strengthening the unity of the Church
3601 1, 3 61 | Bishop Scalabrini wanted to stress to the anti-clerical Italian
3602 1, 2 47 | emigrants are, as I said, stricter than ours.~I take the following
3603 2, 5, 2 321 | despite the pressing financial strictures, my trust in God is deep
3604 2 193(25) | were instead trying to strike at his person, as the intransigents
3605 1, 2 55 | who, as a conclusion to a string of woes, said: “Here we
3606 1, 5, I 84 | peak, because, despite the stringent conditions laid down in
3607 2, 2, 17 195 | will not succeed.~ I have stripped myself of everything.~ The
3608 1, 1, V 10 | considers colonies those strips on occupied land of the
3609 1, 5, IV 94 | distant countrymen we must strive to forge closer and closer
3610 1, 1, IV 9 | their fortune through a stroke of luck is the feverish
3611 1, 5, IV 95 | and holy and stimulate the strong-hearted to noble works!~RELIGION
3612 2, 3, 17 213 | and with a sense of the strongest, old and deeply felt veneration,
3613 Intr, 1, 1 XVII | migrations have become a structural and permanent aspect of
3614 Intr, 6 XXIX | dimension of missionary life is structured by Bishop Scalabrini around
3615 1, 7, II 116 | the desert, because the stubborn and conservative bureaucracy
3616 2, 1, Summ, VII, 166 | obscenities and hellish stuff against the priests and
3617 2 298(125) | Hudson. It is something that stuns; 4 million persons, a country
3618 2 247(32) | Archbishop Corrigan is: Su lo stato religioso degli
3619 2 178(1) | pontificio ablegato presso sua Em.z Rev.ma il sig. Card.
3620 1, 1, II 4 | know the proverb: “mala suadet fames” (uncontrolled hunger).
3621 1, 7, II 114 | As a result, agencies and sub-agencies prospered and proliferated.
3622 1, 7, II 113 | articles having to do with sub-agents of emigration. At that time
3623 1, 7, III 121 | and, by natural selection, subdivided this field are not lacking,
3624 1, 1, V 10 | for lack of new lands to subdue, must limit itself only
3625 1, 6 102 | try to increase in their subjects the spirit of our Lord Jesus
3626 1, 3, I 62 | excellence where no idol of any subjugated country was foreign.~The
3627 2, 4, 65 307 | into the heart of the soil, subjugating lightning, confounding the
3628 1, 6 98 | aware of the importance and sublimity of your vocation.~The honor
3629 2 248(34) | administrator, he found himself submerged by debts. He had a difficult
3630 2, 3, 26 218 | Prince:~I have the honor of submitting to the great wisdom of Your
3631 2, 6, II, 2, 336 | our good will and gladly subscribe $200 (two hundred), and
3632 2 336(17) | Gambera has managed to collect subscriptions for two thousand dollars,
3633 2 195(29) | two prelates, which was subsequently overcome in a true spirit
3634 2, 1, III 156 | contributions, local and subsidiary committees could be created,
3635 1, 3 61 | without having to give up the substance of its content. Perhaps
3636 2, 1, Summ, XI, 174 | title, a society which is substantially similar to that of the Propagation
3637 1, 4 80 | person who will provide substantiated advice. The delegates and
3638 1, 5 81 | 1891, and repeated without substantive changes in many Italian
3639 Intr, 4 XXIV | coercing, and pointing out the substantively positive contribution of
3640 2, 2, 17 195 | away from Fr. Morelli and substituted him with Fr. Vicentini,
3641 2 270(75) | them to beg led to their substitution with the Sisters of Mother
3642 1, 5, II 89 | L. 1,924.460.~Now, if we subtract one third from this total
3643 2, 3, 26 220 | climates, hot and cold, with subtropical and temperate zones, and
3644 2 345(32) | start another mission in a suburb of Cleveland, called East
3645 2, 6, VI, 1, 343 | 60 families and in other suburban towns about 140 families
3646 2, 4, 15 250 | months, if Your Excellency succeeds in providing another even
3647 1, 2 36 | eventually rewarded by splendid successes. They unfolded their ideas
3648 2, 6, I, 10, 334 | Three have been there in succession and left because the people
3649 1, 1, X 26 | die during the voyage or succumb to privations and heartbreak
3650 2, 4, 32 268 | truths which, so to say, are sucked in with a mother’s milk,
3651 2 264(66) | had been a missionary in Sudan. In 1890 he joined the Congregation
3652 2, 4, 2 237 | few days ago this building suddenly collapsed and the pastor
3653 2, 4, 49 292 | into consideration.” It suffices. Having failed in America,
3654 2, 5, 5 323 | railroads there and opens sugar and coffee plantations.
3655 2, 3, 26 227 | favor of these Committees, suggesting to them practical means
3656 2, 1, Summ, XII, 176 | comforts of religion.~ On my suggestion the president of the Society,
3657 Intr, 5 XXVI | services and structures suited to the cultural stage of
3658 1, 3, I 61 | The idea of nationality suits man’s needs. Not without
3659 Intr XX(8) | Id., Prima conferenza sull’emigrazione, 1891 (First
3660 2 178(1) | California. Cf. Rapporto sulle condizioni della Chiesa
3661 2, 1, Rep1 140 | necessary here that I even summarily describe the bad information
3662 2, 4, 32 267 | Excellent Bishop Bonomelli, who summarizes them in his most beautiful
3663 2 293(115) | beginning of 1894 to the Summer of 1897. However, through
3664 2, 3, 26 230 | the forefathers where had sunk the roots of one’s family,
3665 1, 8 135 | end instead in a peaceful sunset that pretends a clearer
3666 2, 4, 18 252 | sacerdoti adunata et Pastori suo grex adhaerente (the people
3667 2 193(25) | L’Opera dei Congressi e i suoi contatti con gli italiani
3668 2 253(47) | Ongaro, Francesca Cabrini. La Suora che conquistò l’America.
3669 2, 4, 39 280 | what eludes a traveler’s superficial judgment. A people cannot
3670 Fore X | of New York, critically supervised the publication of this
3671 2, 3, 13 209 | were under the care and supervision of Your Excellency.~ As
3672 2, 3, 26 220 | populous cities have now supplanted the ancient empires of the
3673 2, 1, III 151 | the best conditions. He supplies them with letters of recommendation
3674 2, 1, III 150 | streams of traffic, in view of supplying national markets; and even
3675 1, 2 55 | of winning for it a warm supporter in the circles in which
3676 1, 2 50 | over him attentively and supportively. In my cited pamphlet on
3677 2, 6, VIII, 1, 344 | America and to Boston, I was supposed to meet you in Boston were
3678 2, 5, 1 317 | not always was I able to suppress some thoughts of resentment
3679 1, 5, II 88 | Provincia de Entre Rios bajo sur diversos aspectos.” During
3680 Intr XXVI(30) | blessed land inspirations will surge, principles will develop,
3681 1, 1, VII 15 | would like to apply the surgical knife to modern society’
3682 2, 5 314 | correspondence we can only surmise the personal relationship
3683 2, 3, 26 228 | were greeted coldly; had to surmount many difficulties; and many
3684 1, 5, I 83 | and, by a few thousand, surpasses that of the United Kingdom
3685 1, 2 57 | seems to be an unworthy surrender. But I feel that it is good,
3686 1, 1, VIII 23 | Vicksburg community and surroundings who have heard the news
3687 1, 2 34 | than a natural right, and surrounds it with so many shackles
3688 2 293(116) | was seriously wounded. He survived, but in 1899 had to leave
3689 1, 2 47 | workers and fear scatters the survivors, so that there is always
3690 2, 1, Summ, VII, 168 | spiritual care. But if, as I suspect, colonization is not possible,
3691 2, 3, 12 208 | my part, I felt I should suspend any judicial act against
3692 1, 2 37 | monthly salary has been suspended.... Thus, I thought, this
3693 1, 6 101 | the Spiritual Exercises, suspension from hearing confessions
3694 2, 3, 26 228 | This is how the Bishops’ suspicion is overcome: they cannot
3695 1, 2 45 | miserable, that they quickly swallow the allurements of the recruiters,
3696 2, 1, Summ, VII, 166 | together with Norwegians, Swedes, Germans and the Irish,
3697 2, 3, 26 221 | of a swollen river that sweeps away everything, but the
3698 1, 6 103 | mind more radiantly and sweetly than ever before. I seemed
3699 1, 7 106 | great army of workers is swelled year after year by a large
3700 2, 5, 2 321 | of His Church. Far from swelling the ranks of those who despise
3701 1, 1, VIII 18 | ended up in the hands of swindlers.4 Hence the tears, outcries,
3702 1, 1, VII 16 | applied against the frauds and swindles of exploiters.~If we page
3703 1, 5, I 83 | Austria, Belgium, Denmark and Switzerland all put together; that our
3704 2, 3, 26 221 | longer the rushing of a swollen river that sweeps away everything,
3705 1, 7, II 116 | the emigration law we have swung open the doors to anyone
3706 1, 2 48 | emigrate, but a law is not a syllogism, and woe if we were to draw
3707 1, 6 103 | identify it and be for it a symbol and a seal.~After having
3708 2, 4, 62 302 | did not feel a cordial and sympathetic interest in your people,
3709 1, 3, II 68 | in individuals the same symptoms become manifested than in
3710 Intr, 2 XVIII | celebrated three diocesan Synods, founded the first Italian
3711 1, 7, III 122 | Meriden, Conn., Buffalo, Syracuse, and Detroit.~In South America:
3712 Intr, 4 XXIII | technologies and agricultural systems.15 Emigration “is part of
3713 2 311(144) | correspondent of the London Tablet, writing from the Eternal
3714 1, 4 72 | what I wished others had tackled with even greater success,
3715 2, 4, 57 297 | Reverend Father Gambera had talked to me about it and I offered
3716 1, 1, VII 15 | they could by waiting for a tardy and ineffectual defense
3717 2, 4, 49 291 | of which I have been the target because I do not have with
3718 2, 4, 58 298 | Italian steamer Il Principe Tartaro. ~ Then we will go to see
3719 1, 3, I 63 | Arabs, Ottomans, Slavs, Tartars, Normans Germans, French,
3720 1 12(2) | Cardinal Tascherau, Archbishop of Quebec.~
3721 1, 7, II 111 | tears and bitter to the taste was the bread of the emigrant,
3722 2, 4, 36 274 | the faith and will have tasted the sweetness of Christian
3723 2 253(46) | were part of the second team of missionaries sent to
3724 2, 4, 38 277 | it: a real tempest in a teapot has been stirred up regarding
3725 1, 2 53 | know that there is there a tear to wipe, which has lasted
3726 Intr, 4 XXIII | insurance, by introducing new technologies and agricultural systems.15
3727 1, 2 33 | for once, a discussion – tedious if you will, but helpful –
3728 2, 4, 54 294 | I intended to reply by telegraph, but in the enthusiasm of
3729 Intr, 5 XXVI | customs, their dialect, their temperament.”28 From such an experience
3730 2, 4, 65 306 | another. Here one finds all temperatures, all climates, all types
3731 Intr, 5 XXVII | of every nationality, by tempering the competing interests
3732 1, 2 36 | gives motion to and holds tempers in balance, it becomes an
3733 2, 4, 38 277 | allow me to say it: a real tempest in a teapot has been stirred
3734 1, 3, I 62 | appropriated even their gods, whose temples were raised in the very
3735 2, 4, 63 303 | dolore~ Che ricordarsi del tempo felice nella miseria~(there
3736 2, 4, 64 305 | chapels and churches to tempt the broad ocean is a new
3737 1, 8 133 | vows so that none should be tempted to work for himself, but
3738 1, 2 43 | House of Representatives tend to demonstrate that Italian
3739 2, 4, 65 305 | I am deeply moved and tenderly touched in heart: moved
3740 2, 4, 62 302 | as I can, of the love and tenderness we bear to himself, nor
3741 2, 5, 2 319 | the experimental system tends to prevail. It is natural,
3742 1, 8 125 | events during a time of tense relations between Church
3743 2, 4 234 | arrive at a moment of great tension right on the issue of deficient
3744 Intr, 1, 1 XVI | Union, is not foreign to the tensions and questions raised by
3745 2, 2, 2 181 | 15 November, 1887, the tenth year of our Pontificate.~
3746 Writ, 1 XII | Primo Congresso Catechistico tenutosi in Piacenza nei giorni 24,
3747 2 309(140) | Sbarretti, born in Montefranco (Terni), assisted Archbishop Satolli
3748 1, 2 40 | to settle on State lands (terras devolutas), in the colonial
3749 Writ, 1 XIII | Synodus Dioecesana Placentina Tertia Eucharistica quam Illustrissimus
3750 Fore X | Socio-Pastoral Project; Giulivo Tessarolo, c.s., The Church’s Magna
3751 2, 1, I 143 | Archbishop of Naples (Summary, I) testified that very few fail to arm
3752 1, 7, II 119 | soldiers.~Among the many testimonies on behalf of the Italian
3753 2, 1, II 148 | Francisco, from Ontario to Texas, or gathered in small flying
3754 2, 1, III 150 | missionaries who would request them textbooks, prizes, and material for
3755 Fore X | identification of original texts and their historical circumstances.~
3756 1, 7, II 120 | What tireless teachers! How thankful they would be! How grateful
3757 2, 6, II, 1, 335 | this task. It is a very thankless job, so the priests tell
3758 2, 4, 65 308 | a canticle of praise and thanksgiving, the Son of Truth will shine
3759 1, 4 79 | and civil matters, General Thaon de Revel. The Committee
3760 2, 1, Rep1 139 | issues were relatively minor themes. In the official response
3761 2, 3, 22 216 | years~2. Dallepiane, Canon, Theologian and Professor in Sacred
3762 2, 4, 32 267 | discussions and various theories.... I would wish we could
3763 | thereafter
3764 1, 2 35 | more despicable than the thief and more cruel than the
3765 1, 7, II 116 | years, more or less long, thieves, bankrupts, embezzlers,
3766 1, 7, II 118 | ranks of their missionaries thinned. In many regions, especially
3767 1, 2 47 | those places where death thins the number of workers and
3768 2, 3, 26 225 | statistical calculations two thirds of the present population
3769 2 178(1) | ff. 1081 on. In 1887, a thorough review of Italian immigration
3770 | thou
3771 2, 3 200 | never abandoned it under threat or flattery; of the courageous
3772 Intr, 1, 1 XVI | new, of the “other” who threatens my wellbeing. They also
3773 Fore IX | Foreword~ ~ ~At the threshold of a new millennium, the
3774 2, 6, II, 1, 335 | it. We had another which thrived for a while, but later it
3775 1, 7, II 115 | all the parasitism that thrives and gets fat on the people’
3776 1, 5, II 86 | victims of sects, which are thriving there more than elsewhere.
3777 2, 2, 12 190 | even more fervently to His Throne on the occasion of the Easter
3778 1, 8 135 | let us follow the generous thrust of our glorious Pontiff
3779 1, 2 43 | them 250 francs for the ticket.~New York, August 27, 1888.
3780 1, 1, X 28 | population and because of this tide of emigration that rises
3781 1, 3, II 67 | it into the new way, and tie it to their wagon.~Thanks
3782 2, 5 315 | Baltimore. Again the scale tilts in favor of Archbishop Ireland: “
3783 2 278(90) | Cardinal Mariano Rampolla del Tindaro (1843–1913), a Sicilian
3784 2, 3, 17 212 | Missionaries of St. Charles visit tirelessly, like true apostles, as
3785 Intr, 4 XXIII | useful things without ever tiring. . .” through initiatives
3786 2, 1, IV 158 | offerings.~2. He wants that a titular Bishop be sent to America
3787 2, 4, 42 284 | twenty-five thousand lire, and to-date only its basement has been
3788 1, 8 129 | real mockery, given the toil, the dangers, the rising
3789 1, 4 72 | land less hostile to their toils and sweat; the echo of the
3790 1, 5, II 89 | El Dorado! And from these tolerable conditions you may judge
3791 Ded ---- | creative endeavor, a lesson~for tolerance and for understanding the
3792 1, 6 99 | Let each one be calm and tolerant in the fulfillment of his
3793 2 248(34) | Father Felice Morelli, born Tommaso Macrelli in Corpolo’ (Forli’)
3794 2, 4, 32 266 | there is a way, as Bishop Tonietti of Massa so well stated (
3795 2, 4, 29 263 | Pastoral Visitation and tonight I have still many letters
3796 2, 3, 22 216 | Southern Italy ~7. Zorini – Tononi~ ~1. Vinati Gio. Battista,
3797 2 270(74) | found the rural colony of Tontitown in Arkansas. There he remained
3798 1, 7, II 115 | entirely, or almost, the legal tools to fight them.~ ~Gentlemen,
3799 2, 1, Summ, VII, 168 | is a crude plan off the top of my head. You can communicate
3800 2, 4, 65 306 | mountains with their green tops that seem to touch heaven,
3801 2, 3, 26 223 | of the Church. Poles are tormented and torn apart by schism.
3802 1, 5, I 85 | life giving waters, but torrents without banks which lose
3803 1, 2 53 | remote regions, in the most torrid and frigid zones, among
3804 1, 1, II 6 | them along the long and tortuous road of exile!~ ~
3805 1, 7 106 | large number of emigrants totaling 400,000. There are about
3806 1, 2 35 | good. They will never be tough enough against the one who,
3807 1, 8 129 | and the cross of a bell tower. Abandoned therefore to
3808 2, 1, I 142 | their faces marked by the traces of physical and moral sufferings.
3809 Intr, 1, 1 XVII | move forward on this double track of doctrine and action toward
3810 2, 4, 64 304 | Excellency to cross the trackless ocean and learn for yourself
3811 2, 3, 26 223 | scandalous lives and their trafficking in holy things, they discredited
3812 Intr, 4 XXIV | leave in the background the tragedies of emigration and speaks
3813 1, 7, II 111 | which often turns into tragedy, the emigrant is shadowed
3814 2 193(25) | movement in Uruguay, see S. Tramontin, L’Opera dei Congressi e
3815 2, 2, 9 188 | Protector with whom we could transact the more important ./.
3816 1, 2 53 | in the page I have just transcribed the many works of assistance
3817 1, 6 101 | of the missions and the transferring of the missionaries, as
3818 Intr, 3 XX | station of Piacenza was a transit point for thousands of emigrants
3819 1, 1, VIII 21 | that is, something that is transitory by its very nature, something
3820 1, 7, II 112 | assistance and guidance that translates into legislative, religious
3821 2 272(79) | and Patrick Hayes, as a translator of Italian documents and
3822 1, 7, II 115 | the exchange rate and in transmission, through the work of greedy
3823 Intr, 4 XXV | migrations and of ./. their transnational function in opening society
3824 2, 3, 26 230 | one’s family, and being transplanted in a new country. It is
3825 2, 1, III 150 | appropriate places and there transport the migrants. To provide
3826 Intr, 5 XXV | people, of the risks and traumas of the transatlantic voyage
3827 2, 3, 24 217 | Reverend Eminence,~I have your treasured letter of the 19th and I
3828 2, 1, III 155 | Director, a Secretary, a Treasurer and some Counselors.~ This
3829 1, 7, II 115 | Hon. Luzzati, the former Treasury Minister, along with his
3830 1, 6 98 | time with you in order to treat with you of our own affairs
3831 1, 8 135 | will look always with a trembling heart to so many poor souls
3832 1, 7, III 123 | shall finish. Not long ago, tremendous efforts were made in the
3833 2 245(30) | Procurator General. He died in Tremezzo (Como) in 1901.~
3834 1, 5 82 | nature – nor of following the trend, in itself praiseworthy,
3835 1, 1, I 2 | Italy and were waiting with trepidation for the train that would
3836 2, 2, 17 196 | are tried in the fire of tribulations. When the Holy Father charged
3837 2, 1, Summ, V, 165 | wanted to approach the Sacred Tribunal. ~ Respectfully submitted
3838 2, 3, 26 223 | to this end, but it is a trifle in comparison to what must
3839 2, 3, 4 203 | congratulations for his triumphal visit to the New World and
3840 2, 1, Summ, I, 160 | In this way you continue triumphantly and with factual evidence
3841 1, 1, IX 26 | love to report the most trivial gossip of city life with
3842 2 192(24) | the taking of Rome by the troops of the King of Piedmont,
3843 1, 1, II 4 | valve given by God to our troubled society. It is a self-preserving
3844 2 289(110) | the same time showed the troublesome consequences of different
3845 1, 1, I 4 | Charity, the veritable truce of God, knows no partisanship,
3846 2, 3, 12 208 | Returned from Rome, however, he trumpeted the audience he had in his
3847 1, 5, III 91 | was then, gentlemen, that trusting in God and in his Providence,
3848 2, 4, 52 293 | resignation: Fiat Voluntas tua (Your will be done).~ I
3849 2, 4, 2 238 | the point of paying the tuition and board for two or three
3850 1, 2 39 | beautiful prose sings one tune and the facts sing another,
3851 1, 3, I 66 | the European part of the Turkish Empire was the impossibility
3852 1, 3, II 68 | Eskimos, the Chinese and the Turks. A worker who doesn’t think,
3853 2, 1, Summ, VII, 169 | insignificant fraction of Tuscans and Romans, do not speak
3854 2, 1, Summ, IV, 163 | own nationality. There are twenty-four American priests in the
3855 1, 5, IV 95 | of the defenseless; like twin daughters of the same father
3856 1, 1, IV 9 | are made and unmade in the twinkling of an eye. In a word, it
3857 1, 5, I 83 | eloquently that, during the two-year period, 1887–1888, more
3858 2, 1, Rep2 141 | moved by them. Driven by the twofold motive of religion and charity,
3859 1, 1, VIII 20 | children. Some people from Tyrol – so the story around here
3860 2, 6, VIII, 1, 344 | Bishop of Portland, Maine, U.S.A.~
3861 1, 3, I 63 | circumstances that make them ugly and boring. Everywhere I
3862 2, 4, 11 246 | Scalabrini31~ Ellenville, Ulster Co., N.Y., June 21, 1888~ ~
3863 1, 3, II 67 | Protestants or Spanish oriented ultra-Catholics) annihilated Catholic religious
3864 1, 7, I 109 | Apulia and Abruzzo, 60 in Umbria, 51 in Basilicata, 28 in
3865 2 178(1) | negli Stati Uniti d’America umiliato alla Santita’ di Nostro
3866 Writ, 1 XIII | Memoriale per la costituzione di una Commissione pontificia Pro
3867 2, 2, 14 192 | and wise man, imbued with unabashedly and eminently Roman principles –
3868 2 312(146) | Club held Nov. 12 you were unanimously elected an Honorary Member.
3869 1, 5, III 92 | for years, a cry which, if unanswered, will echo for generations
3870 1, 3 61 | realize that integration was unavoidable and good, without ever arriving
3871 2, 1, II 147 | manifestation of sentiments unbecoming every good Catholic, are
3872 1, 3, I 66 | practical apostasy, i.e., unbelief, indifference, etc. in our
3873 1, 1, VIII 21 | there are facing, after the unbelievable provocation and gross insults
3874 2, 1, Summ, X, 172 | the people, believers and unbelievers, still esteem the Italian
3875 1, 8 129 | him! “Man,” says a modern unbelieving philosopher, “naturally
3876 1, 1, X 28 | important for creating the unbreakable unity of a nation than sharing
3877 1, 1, VIII 18 | allow. They make the long uncomfortable voyage literally huddled
3878 2, 4, 65 308 | servants of God who work unconsciously in complementing His designs,
3879 1, 1, II 4 | proverb: “mala suadet fames” (uncontrolled hunger). Who could hold
3880 Intr, 5 XXV | unification in 1870, “ignorant and uncouth people” in whom primordial
3881 1, 7, II 113 | tempters and convince the undecided and painted in glowing colors
3882 2, 4, 49 291 | documents. Please consider a few undeniable facts.~ ~ 1. Neither by
3883 1, 4 72 | Paolo Carcano, at the time Under-Secretary of State, were gathered.
3884 Intr, 4 XXIV | Bishop Scalabrini doesn’t underestimate nor leave in the background
3885 1, 7, II 116 | requires the draft resister to undergo a sham trial, a real waste
3886 2, 4, 6 242 | now even a basement or an underground hall, where they could freely
3887 2, 3, 12 208 | the most sacrilegious and underhanded slanderer I have ever known.
3888 1, 7, II 119 | religious orders, has ever undermined the vast organization of
3889 2, 5 315 | for the United States, he underscored the fact that they were
3890 2, 1, Summ, VI, 166 | colonists and especially the undersigned, who, seeking your pastoral
3891 2, 3, 12 208 | he had in his newspaper (undeserving of praise), adding to the
3892 1, 2 43 | regarding the introduction of undesirable immigrants, and that a large
3893 1, 2 39 | from the best sources of undisputed reliability, and we hope
3894 1, 2 43 | European immigration is unduly provoked; that a large number
3895 1, 3 60 | Leo. The incomplete and unedited notes are in the handwriting
3896 1, 3, II 69 | The Protestantization of uneducated Catholics is more easily
3897 2, 4, 51 292 | whom he recently received unfavorable news about her health. Since
3898 Intr XXVIII(38)| marvelous example of that unflinching perseverance, generous patience,
3899 1, 2 36 | splendid successes. They unfolded their ideas and plans and,
3900 1, 3, I 63 | upheaval, unforeseen and unforeseeable, i.e., unless new migrations
3901 1, 1, VIII 20 | attracted down there by unfulfillable promises, almost like in
3902 2, 2, 4 185 | Apostolic See or, what is worse, ungratefully conceal how much good they
3903 2, 2, 4 185 | have reaped only ruin and unhappiness, will more easily learn
3904 1, 4 80 | this appeal will not go unheeded.~Italy abounds in noble
3905 1, 2 37 | climate or other reasons, uninhabitable; it knows that those poor
3906 1, 1, I 2 | cities or the silence of some uninhabited plain? How many, though
3907 1, 2 55 | errors and decorated with unintelligible signatures, and the warm
3908 2, 4, 54 294 | so kind as to excuse an unintended oversight. ./. I thank Your
3909 1, 5, IV 96 | One,”~All children of a unique redemption;~Wherever and
3910 1, 1, VII 14 | compared to all this, but, by unjustly and clumsily appropriating
3911 1, 1, X 27 | thoughts from our simple and unlettered faithful?~For simple folk
3912 1, 1, III 6 | regions of the world, so as to unload on them its surplus population
3913 1, 1, IV 9 | the cities, that honest, unlucky or restless individuals,
3914 1, 1, IV 9 | where fortunes are made and unmade in the twinkling of an eye.
3915 2, 1, III 151 | York a reception center for unmarried girls under the direction
3916 2 193(25) | the Cremona seminary, name unmentioned, of Can. Peracchi, editor
3917 1, 2 43 | stimulates immigration in an unnatural way. One Company, which
3918 1, 1, X 28 | must depend, would be an unpardonable error. That character must
3919 1, 8 131 | jobs for which he is often unprepared, under employers made inhuman
3920 1, 7, II 113 | stand a chance against the unquenchable thirst for gain and, on
3921 2, 3, 26 224 | only an unquestioned and unquestionable authority before the entire
3922 2, 3, 26 224 | the Holy See, not only an unquestioned and unquestionable authority
3923 1, 1, I 2 | hostile destiny, a land less unresponsive to their labors.~They were
3924 2, 2, 5 186 | that city, there is great unrest there and fear of serious
3925 1, 2 58 | Catholic missionary, who is an unrivalled vanguard among uncivilized
3926 1, 8 132 | hidden. Those regions are unsafe, unhealthy, sterile, or
3927 1, 2 35 | count against thirst for unsatisfied gain, and ignorance on the
3928 Intr, 4 XXIII | injustices, by teaching the unskilled many beautiful and useful
3929 1, 8 132 | of your labor will remain unsold, leaving you rich and poor
3930 2, 1, II 148 | would not be completely unsuccessful among them, in spite of
3931 1, 1, I 3 | propel these poor wretches, unsuspecting instruments of greed, far
3932 2, 4, 64 305 | America, you will bring our unswerving fealty, together with our
3933 2, 1, II 147 | occupations to which they untiringly give themselves, and the
3934 2, 4, 32 266 | he finds them completely untrained in Christian truths. May
3935 1, 1, VIII 24 | services of any kind they are unwilling to do.~Article 6 reads as
3936 2, 1, II 147 | their country of origin, the unwillingness, even of the wealthy, to
3937 1, 5, III 91 | discouraging emigration when it is unwise, keeping an eye on the work
3938 1, 8 128 | by a thousand promises, unworthily exploited and then abandoned,
3939 2, 3, 26 219 | unfortunately because of the unworthiness of some of its ministers.~
3940 1, 3, I 63 | there is a worldwide great upheaval, unforeseen and unforeseeable,
3941 1, 5, II 87 | and nourish his mind with uplifting readings. But how can common
3942 Intr, Con XXX | migratory process, the moment of uprootedness and initial settlement so
3943 1, 5, III 93 | hospitals, something that deeply upsets them and endangers their
3944 1, 1, VIII 20 | reach us incessantly and urgently from those lands, and which
3945 2, 4, 10 246 | answered them only once urging them to have full trust
3946 2, 4, 42 284 | paid. The Curia has already uselessly lost several thousand lire
3947 2, 1, III 151 | of religion, but rather uses patriotism to preserve its
3948 2, 2, 14 193 | institute in Piacenza and usurp its name. Card. Simeoni
3949 2 193(25) | methods and abuses adopted in usurping membership in his congregation
3950 Intr, 4 XXIII | to workers, by fighting usury, by establishing cooperatives
3951 1, 2 40 | immigration great favors and utilizing all means for attracting
3952 1, 8 135 | and true progress.~Is it Utopia? Is it a dream? God forbid!
3953 Bibl 349 | Migration Studies.~ ~De Paolis, V., c.s.~1985 Evolution of
3954 1, 5, I 85 | this — and this is only a vague and distant hope — even
3955 2, 4, 65 305 | demonstrated when this valiant club and its president decided,
3956 1, 1, V 10 | now losing, but always valiantly, in defense of country,
3957 2, 4 234 | missionaries. But, on the validity of specific pastoral and
3958 2, 3, 19 214 | Italians, concentrated in the Valleys formed by the rivers Carrero,
3959 1, 3, I 61 | artificial, but real. Several variables concur to make it concrete:
3960 2 218(27) | 8c, contains some slight variations from the text actually sent
3961 1, 1, VII 17 | out in those regions, much vaster than all Europe. There they
3962 2, 1, Summ, VII, 169 | rari nautes in gurgite vasto – scattered far apart in
3963 Bibl 348 | Inventario delle fonti vaticane per la storia dell’emigrazione
3964 2, 2, 7 187 | Church should hold on to this vaunted reputation by supporting
3965 1, 2 46 | sacrifices himself to them, and I’ve found the person ready to
3966 2, 4, 65 306 | all climates, all types of vegetation. All the produce the earth
3967 2, 4, 36 274 | spotless, with gorgeous white veils descending to the ground.
3968 Fore IX | North America (1887–1934); Velasio De Paolis, c.s., Evolution
3969 Bibl 348 | Italiani in Nord America,” Il Veltro, 34:1–2 (1990), pp. 67–85.~
3970 2, 2, 19 198 | this letter is Fr. Giuseppe Venditti, a member of this Christopher
3971 1, 1, VIII 22 | ago, Giovanni Tironi, a vendor of oysters and fish at a
3972 2, 2, 9 189 | Eminence, whom I deeply venerate and love. I trust you would
3973 1, 2 44 | and, especially in the Venetio, many people have accepted,
3974 2, 3, 26 229 | friction, abuse of power, vengeance and dissentions – all to
3975 1, 5, III 91 | habit of undertaking certain ventures, rather than to ill will.
3976 1, 4 72 | feed all of her sons, are venturing in search of a land less
3977 1, 4 77 | and known as “Raphaels Verein.” The scope of that society
3978 1, 2 45 | and request my going to verify this.”~So as to summarize
3979 2, 4, 32 269 | Gospel of the day in the vernacular. In this way all the faithful
3980 2, 4, 30 264 | and to express it with a verse of Dante, ancor da me non
3981 2, 1, III 156 | of his charges, and well versed in the language and customs
3982 2, 3 199 | Pio X e l’emigrazione verso l’America,” Humanitas, 45(
3983 2 299(127) | Gianfausto Rosoli, Scalabrini tra vescchio e Nuovo Mondo. Rome: Centro
3984 1, 1, VIII 18 | regulations or the capacity of the vessels allow. They make the long
3985 2 339(23) | Elder, a very zealous and veteran pastor, something could
3986 2 278(90) | X he was the object of a veto on his possible election
3987 1, 7 105 | across the Atlantic as ./. viable, if properly assisted. The
3988 1, 1, V 11 | they will find elsewhere a vibrant and glorious image of their
3989 1, 5, IV 95 | soul, these two cords that vibrate in unison in the depths
3990 2, 3, 26 221 | living organism in which vibrates the national sentiment of
3991 1, 4 76 | General Ferrero is the vice-president, and distinguished members
3992 Intr, 6 XXIX | Father Domenico Mantese of Vicenza, who both died because of
3993 1, 3 61 | otherwise would be lost, and viceversa. Religion and Fatherland
3994 2, 5, 3 322 | 30th. If you were in our vicinity toward October 10th, or
3995 2, 1, Rep1 140 | parts of the cities; ./. 3) viewing their stay in America as
3996 1, 3, I 64 | so much in the past, are vigorously opposed today to what for
3997 2, 3, 22 216 | Zorini – Tononi~ ~1. Vinati Gio. Battista, Doctor of
3998 1, 5, III 91 | seeing to it that they do not violate the law, and, if everything
3999 1, 1, II 6 | manpower and wealth, which violates colonial agreements and
4000 1, 1, XI 30 | democracy of licentiousness and violence but a true democracy that
4001 1, 7, II 120 | equality of all citizens vis-à-vis the draft, if, instead of
4002 2, 4 234 | focus of the two distinct visions. Bishop Scalabrini’s visit