Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |         vigorous ardent labors of bishops and priests who sought to
 2    I     |          strictly enjoin that the Bishops of these cities or dioceses
 3    I     |       Raphael, established by the Bishops of Germany to aid emigrants
 4    I     |       year to the Archbishops and Bishops of America. Fortunately
 5    I     |           of State to the Italian Bishops testifies clearly to this
 6    I     |          America. The zeal of the Bishops and priests in welcoming
 7    I     | Republic18 and in a letter to the Bishops of Brazil.19 And similarly
 8    I     |         Secretary of State of the Bishops of that land.~Both the Bishops
 9    I     |    Bishops of that land.~Both the Bishops of the emigrants and those
10    I     |           well as recommending to Bishops the establishment of committees
11    I     |        need, he urged the Italian Bishops, and particularly those
12    I     |           not hesitate to ask the Bishops of Italy and America for
13    I     |        Congregation requested the Bishops of Italy to establish an
14    I     |           Pontiff proposed to the Bishops of Calabria that ecclesiastical
15    I     |           Sao Paulo and the other Bishops of Brazil to undertake their
16    I     |  Congregation therefore urged the Bishops, not only of Germany but
17    I     |       Mexico, a number of Mexican Bishops, priests, religious and
18    I     |      behalf the generosity of the Bishops and peoples of Poland.~He
19    I     |          of the Holy Angels.~When bishops, priests, members of religious
20    I     |     fathers, he urged the Mexican Bishops to confer with their brother
21    I     |         confer with their brother bishops in the United States, and
22    I     |           through the approval of Bishops, the Apostolate had so developed
23    I     |           established by American bishops, called the Catholic Near
24    I     |        letters to archbishops and bishops.~We wrote, for example,
25    I     |  Venerable Brothers, Archbishops, Bishops and Ordinaries of places
26    I     |     Conference established by the bishops of the United States to
27    I     |        1951, which we sent to the Bishops of Australia, congratulating
28    I     |          24, 1948 to the American Bishops:~You know indeed how preoccupied
29    I     |           our very dear sons, the bishops, priests, and nuns dragged
30    I     |   institution, established by the Bishops of Holland, has worked very
31    I     |      honor by special mention the Bishops of Italy who, at the prompting
32    I     |          of honor are the Spanish Bishops, for the Hispano-American
33    I     |        secular priests and of the bishops in their sufferings and
34    I     |      Casimir in Bonne for refugee bishops and priests from Lithuania.~
35    I     |       they were undertaken by the bishops with the eager co-operation
36    I     |           venerable brothers, the bishops and archbishops, including
37    I     |      suitable regulations for the bishops, to provide them with proper
38   II, I  |       must not delay in notifying bishops of the appointments of moderators
39   II, I  |          the priests appointed by Bishops to serve as Secretaries
40   II, I  |          priests presented by the Bishops of the country.~7. a) In
41   II, I  |         at the direction of their bishops, in this type of spiritual
42   II, I  |     Directors of such work by the bishops.~        2. Other priests
43   II, II |        prejudice to the rights of bishops—diocesan and parochial groups
44   II, III|        make arrangements with the bishops of the nation or territory
45   II, V  |      PROVIDED MIGRANTS BY ITALIAN BISHOPS~41. Since migration has
46   II, V  |          kind, established by the bishops, by members of the clergy,
47   II, VI |     migrants are leaving, let the bishops be mindful that they should