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 1    I     |      frequently requested by the emigrants themselves, were a source
 2    I     |       spiritual welfare of these emigrants. Inspired by devotion towards
 3    I     |       defended strenuously those emigrants who sought to earn their
 4    I     |        Bishops of Germany to aid emigrants from that nations Through
 5    I     |      advantageously in behalf of emigrants in the ports of departure
 6    I     |          St. Charles for Italian Emigrants. The Servant of God John
 7    I     |     rivalry in giving aid to the emigrants. Numerous priests, as well
 8    I     | established to aid the masses of emigrants from Italy, Germany, Ireland,
 9    I     |     outstanding work for Italian emigrants, she was rightly called
10    I     |    called the "Mother of Italian Emigrants."~It is to our predecessor
11    I     |     Catholic labors in behalf of emigrants in Europe, in the East and
12    I     |    proper spiritual care for the emigrants both during the voyage and
13    I     |          Both the Bishops of the emigrants and those of the émigrés
14    I     |        sponsorships on behalf of emigrants.~In his great solicitude,
15    I     |        measures in behalf of the emigrants was the establishment, in
16    I     |        the sacred ministry among emigrants. In order that the number
17    I     |          apostolate in behalf of emigrants.~Full well do all know,
18    I     |        moral guidance to Italian emigrants abroad. So as to speed the
19    I     |          protector of all Polish emigrants.~Following the example of
20    I     |          have aided refugees and emigrants in many different ways through
21    I     |         States which receive the emigrants will acquire industrious
22    I     |        chosen men, cared for the emigrants as they left their homes
23    I     |      America; not only to assist emigrants of their nationality, but
24    I     |        the spiritual care of all emigrants and aliens. We wish this
25   II, I  |     provide, in like manner, for emigrants of the Oriental rite, whenever
26   II, I  |          Oriental rite, whenever emigrants of one or another Oriental
27   II, I  | facilitate the work of assisting emigrants, we hereby establish and
28   II, II |    Office of Prelate for Italian Emigrants.~    b) We likewise declare
29   II, III|           a) The missionaries to emigrants and chaplains aboard ships
30   II, III|      year, provided the needs of emigrants or seamen be met by a priest