Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |           are happy to recall those religious orders founded specifically
 2    I     |              Thus was founded a new religious community, the Missionaries
 3    I     |             well as many members of religious communities journeyed to
 4    I     |  Congregation or of missionaries of religious communities of men or women.~
 5    I     |           to be assigned to provide religious and moral guidance to Italian
 6    I     |       Society might provide for the religious care of German -speaking
 7    I     |           Mexican Bishops, priests, religious and many laymen were unjustly
 8    I     |            Italian migriants, a new religious institute was founded in
 9    I     |        bishops, priests, members of religious communities and lay people
10    I     |            who seemed called to the religious life.~Then, when these students
11    I     |            restored to its original religious vows. Many new houses were
12    I     |        likewise, several autonomous religious provinces and missions were
13    I     |         Basilicas, as well as these religious communities, seminaries
14    I     |           and prisoners by means of religious and charitable undertakings
15    I     |          Lest anyone think that the religious communities made only a
16    I     | co-operation of priests, members of religious communities and laymen.
17    I     |        extended every possible aid: religious, moral and social,—might
18    I     |       immigrants or travellers, the religious assistance appropiate to
19   II, I  |    permission is also necessary for religious priests unless it is a matter
20   II, I  |             their order. Similarly, religious excloistered need it, during
21   II, I  |         their exclaustration; also, religious who have been "secularized,"
22   II, I  |           superior in the case of a religious, and of the bishop to whose
23   II, I  |         Priests, whether secular or religious, who have obtained permission
24   II, I  |          whether they be secular or religious who now desire to dedicate
25   II, I  |          dedicate themselves to the religious care of migrants of their
26   II, II |      previously established for the religious welfare of immigrants and
27   II, III|          from one's own Ordinary or religious Superior, or from the Ordinary
28   II, III|           the Superior in case of a religious, be absent from their mission
29   II, III|       Congregation, and if they are religious, of their Superior, are
30   II, V  |      Catholic groups devoted to the religious, moral and social aid of