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4003 Bibl                  349      |           Huntington, Indiana: Our Sunday Visitor.~ ~Francesconi, M., c.s.~
4004    1,     8           129      |                   and priest. Where every visual religious display is silent,
4005    1,     1,  VII      16      |               lengthy discussions on this vital subject. But interpellations
4006    2                  239(14)  |                  he joined the Diocese of Vitoria in Brazil and went back
4007    2,     2,   17     195      |                 recommended to me by Can. Vitri and armed with a letter
4008    1,     4            77      |                 the distinguished Marquis Vittorio Del Carretto di Balestrino,
4009    2,     3,    6     204      |                for the Italian Emigrants, vivae vocis oraculo (orally):~
4010    2,     2,    9     189      |                 me to say it, became more vivid after the death of the beloved
4011    2,     2,   17     196      |                looking after this need, I vividly foresaw the crosses that
4012    2,     3,    6     204      |                  Italian Emigrants, vivae vocis oraculo (orally):~1. To
4013    1,     1,   II       5      |               workers; so the owners have voiced their grievances with the
4014 Writ                   XI      |       Scalabrinian Congregation, 1980, 16 Vols.~ ~
4015    1,     2            58      |                that the radical France of Voltaire grants to the missions.
4016    1,     7,   II     119      |                  their colonial policies. Voltairean and atheistic France, above
4017    1,     1,    I       2      |                 had preceded them in this voluntary exodus; others, without
4018    2,     4,   52     293      |                possible resignation: Fiat Voluntas tua (Your will be done).~
4019    1,     5,  III      93      |                  the carrier “La Veloce,” volunteer to make a voyage to America
4020    1,     8           125      |                 Vatican, the Organization voted to promote assistance to
4021    1,     2            39      |           American governments compete in voting funds on behalf of immigration
4022    1,     4            80      |           missionaries in America who can vouch for their authenticity.
4023    2,     3,   26     222      |               struggles for self interest waged by the various countries;
4024    1,     8           132      |                 that hides its victim and waits for new ones.~What should
4025    2                  331(8)   |                  insist that the Holy See wake up the Bishops of Southern
4026    2,     4,   65     308      |             justice, it will continue its walk towards true liberty, true
4027    1,     1,    I       2      |                 of profound sadness.~As I walked through the station, I saw
4028    2                  342(29)  |                   AGS BA 03–09, f.1. John Walter Shanahan had started his
4029    2,     4,   14     249      |                 have temporarily rented a warehouse and built an altar there.
4030    1,     2            59      |                   as much as a phalanx of warlike soldiers.~Not long ago,
4031    2,     3,   20     215      |                   Blessing, that I impart warmheartedly.~Pius PP. X~ ~
4032    1,     5,   II      89      |                 cry out in protest and to warn the Europeans about the
4033    1,     1,    I       3      |                  some government circular warning the authorities and the
4034    2                  193(25)  |                documents emerge “zealous” warnings to Rampolla of Salesians
4035    2,     4,   48     290      |                 the request and the other washes his hands of it!~ Where
4036    2,     1,  III     151      |                  practices of religion. A watch-dog committee established in
4037    2,     1, Summ, I,  160     |                   the women with rigorous watchfulness.~ In the meantime, to comply
4038    1,     1,   VI      12      |          countrymen wherever they may be, watching over them and defending
4039    2,     6,    I, 6,  330     |                  ready. The new church in Waterbury will accommodate  ./. 1,
4040    1,     2            45      |          deplorable conditions, including weakened elderly, pregnant women
4041    1,     5,   IV      94      |                  that, notwithstanding my weakness, I have become a pilgrim
4042    2,     3,   26     229      |            advantage of these things as a weapon for defaming the Church
4043    2,     2,    3     181      |                 labors of every kind that wear away the life of the body.
4044    1,     1, VIII      21      |                 what thou in October doth weave.”~From the New York newspaper,
4045 Intr,     3            XX      |             farmers of Valtellina and the weavers of the Como province were
4046 Fore                    X      |                  Stibili, and Dr. Anna K. Webb. The late Reverends Ottaviano
4047    2,     3,    6     204      |                Eucharist; 3. To assist at weddings, in very special cases,
4048    1,     1             1      |                 published by the Catholic weekly of Piacenza, L’Amico del
4049    1,     1,   IV       8      |                   that for years has been weighing down on the shoulders of
4050    2,     4,   36     275      |             Christian families has a very weighty importance and an excellent
4051    2,     4           233      |           immigration. It insisted that a welcoming committee be established
4052    1,     6           102      |             matters because I am only too well-acquainted with the excellent spirit
4053    1,     8           135      |                 this goal: they will have well-deserved their religion and country.
4054    2,     3,   26     218      |                 more of the experience of well-deserving missionaries and famous
4055    2,     1,  III     156      |              offerings of the few persons well-disposed toward it or from annual
4056    1,     1,   IX      25      |              latter should be diverse and well-distributed. First of all, committees
4057    2,     4,    5     241      |            breathe freely! There is now a well-grounded hope that we can do something
4058    2,     4,   38     277      |                    that I have heard from well-informed persons that it is not only
4059    1,     4            77      |            society is to defend through a well-ordered system of protection the
4060    1,     8           129      |                instead of appropriate and well-paid work, instead of abundant
4061    2,     1, Rep2     141      |                and their very faith. Many well-publicized facts, as well as those
4062    1,     5,    I      86      |                   instead of suitable and well-remunerated work, instead of abundant
4063    2,     4,   64     304      |                impetus and the steady and well-sounded development that has been
4064    1,     1,   II       6      |                   by the interests of the well-to-do who stay behind then by
4065    2,     3,   26     225      |              sending in sufficient number well-trained priests, could be the following:~ ~
4066 Intr,     1,    1     XVI      |                   other” who threatens my wellbeing. They also reawaken consciences
4067                                | whereas
4068    1,     5,   II      89      |                 thousand reis, a sum that whets the appetite of poor people
4069    1,     1, VIII      21      |                   while the director kept whipping the horse to make it move
4070    1,     8           128      |                   leaves carried off by a whirlwind!~But where is this great
4071    2,     4,   65     309      |                  of my life, again I give wholehearted thanks on my behalf and
4072    2,     2           179      |            Institute and wanted it to be “wholly ecclesiastical even in regards
4073    2,     1,   II     146      |                  a profession move to the wide-open country of the Far West.
4074    2,     4,   37     276      |            Italians in order to spread as widely as possible this information.
4075    2,     5,    2     321      |                 would be in a position to widen the field for the Institute
4076    2,     3,   26     223      |              European. This moral divorce widened until it degenerated into
4077 Intr,     4           XXV      |             vision, however, extends over wider horizons more pertinent
4078    2,     3,   19     214      |          kilometers long and about 150 in width. It is  ./. marvelous to
4079    1,     5            81      |                   Luisa Visconti Venosta, wife of the Minister of Foreign
4080    2                  344(31)  |              succeeded Archbishop John J. Williams, who had received warmly
4081    2,     4,   39     282      |                 for Bishop Koyniewscki of Wilna and requested that two other
4082    1,     8           126      |                  emigrate on the wings of winds. Plants emigrate from continent
4083    2,     5           313      |                 leader of the progressive wing of the Church of his time
4084    2                  291(112) |                New England. Cf. Robert J. Wister, The Establishment of the
4085    1,     2            48      |                seem to it harmful and can withdraw the permit of the agent
4086    2,     2,    5     186      |                  result of the threatened withdrawal of the Capuchins from that
4087    1,     1,   II       5      |                 that had been temporarily withdrawn from the nation.~My contention
4088    2,     2,    9     189      |          precisely to make up for the sum withheld. I made the sacrifice with
4089    1,     2            48      |                   is not a syllogism, and woe if we were to draw all the
4090    1,     5,   II      86      |                   they fall into the most woeful indifference or abandon
4091    1,     8           127      |             diffusion of Christianity, it wonderfully serves to extend everywhere
4092    2,     1, Summ, VII,  167   |                 Mass and the church is of wood and not yet painted. Years
4093    2,     1, Summ, X,  173     |                fine fabrics, metal works, woodwork, stonework, commissioned
4094 Intr,     4          XXIV      |                the value of the remaining workforce.” Besides, “it opens new
4095    2,     3,   17     212      |                  boys lodged in two great workhouses outside the city who study,
4096 Intr                  XVI(2)   |                for Refugees, The State of World’s Refugees, 1995, Oxford
4097 Intr,     6          XXIX      |                  completely detached from worldly things,” Bishop Scalabrini
4098    2,     3,   26     221      |                The physical and the human worlds are subject to a mysterious
4099    2                  317(14)  |                   the world, cannot avoid worrying and feeling compassion for
4100    1,     8           131      |            inferior being. These troubles worsen on account of the thousand
4101    2,     6,    I, 2,  327     |          Excellency:~I received your most worthly letter of October 30 and
4102    2,     3,    8     205      |                resides. It would be truly worthwhile that Your Eminence to confer
4103    1,     5            81      |              clergy as anti-patriotic and wrapped up in a selfish ascetical
4104    1,     1, VIII      19      |                 goes downhill and is soon wrecked.How many areas in Mexico,
4105    1,     7,   II     113      |                   say with Manzoni: ‘Poor wretch, you won’t be the one to
4106    2,     1,   II     148      |               them, in spite of the noted wretchedness and religious indifference,
4107    1,     1,    I       2      |                   and marked by premature wrinkles drawn by privation, reflected
4108    2,     2           178      |               Bishop Scalabrini, Pope Leo X111 and Cardinal~Mariano Rampolla (
4109 Intr                 XXIX(42)  |              Vesc. G. Tedeschi, 1895, ch. XIV, pp. 1, 2.~
4110 Intr                 XVII(3)   |                    in Storia della Chiesa XXII/I: La Chiesa e la società
4111 Writ,     1          XIII      |         Placentinus habuit diebus XXVIII, XXIX, XXX August Anno MDCCCXCIX (
4112 Intr,     1,    1    XVII      |                  and the beginning of the XXth century. The intellectual
4113 Intr                  XVI(2)   |                      Cf. Migration Today, XXVI(5) 1998:14. For immigrants
4114 Writ,     1          XIII      |                 Placentinus habuit diebus XXVIII, XXIX, XXX August Anno MDCCCXCIX (
4115 Writ,     1          XIII      |               habuit diebus XXVIII, XXIX, XXX August Anno MDCCCXCIX (Proceedings
4116    2                  178(1)   |            Emigrazione/Etudes Migrations, XXXII, 120 (December, 1995), 604–
4117    2                  281(95)  |            Sanfilippo. Studi Emigrazione, XXXIII (December 1995),pp.603–768.~
4118    2,     3,   26     222      |           Catholic peoples of Europe send yearly such a strong contingent
4119    2                  235(5)   |             Joseph’s Seminary, Dunwoodie, Yonkers, NY 10704. Copies of these
4120    2                  345(32)  |             missions with much success in Youngstown, where there are from four
4121    1,     7,   II     120      |             unspoiled enthusiasm of their youthful years, with a zeal that
4122    2                  178(1)   |         pontificio ablegato presso sua Em.z Rev.ma il sig. Card. Gibbons
4123    2,     3           201      |                   1901. AGS, 1644) Father Zabolgio insisted again on the necessity
4124 Intr                 XVII(3)   |               Elio Guerrieri and Annibale Zambarbieri. Milan: Ed. Paoline, 1990,
4125 Writ,     1           XII      |                 Italian Bishop). Bologna: Zanichelli, 1885, p. 35.~7. Circolare
4126    2,     4,   32     267      |                some intelligent, patient, zeal-inspired apostles, eager for the
4127    2                  253(46)  |                  for many years he worked zealously in New Haven, Boston and
4128    1,     1,  VII      16      |                  Ab Jove principium (from Zeus is the beginning): the Government
4129    2,     3,   22     216      |           observed in Southern Italy ~7.  Zorini – Tononi~ ~1.  Vinati Gio.