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 1  INT    |        grow dim but rather offer refugees and migrants a comfort in
 2    I    |          of migrants, exiles and refugees. But to be brief, we will
 3    I    |       for the spiritual needs of refugees who had entered Italy,'"
 4    I    |         Innumerable migrants and refugees in America and Europe experienced
 5    I    |   building within the premises." Refugees from Eastern Europe of any
 6    I    | solicitous for prisoners of war, refugees, exiles and our other sons
 7    I    |     victims of war, for civilian refugees and for those detained in
 8    I    |       provide for the welfare of refugees and displaced persons.~Then
 9    I    |        providing for millions of refugees became daily more urgent.
10    I    |        in behalf of migrants and refugees.~Nor should we forget to
11    I    |         or commissions for needy refugees and for migrants, successfully
12    I    |      will safeguard migrants and refugees.~The war that broke out
13    I    |        and mourning. Innumerable refugees underwent horrible suffering,
14    I    |        relieves the want of Arab refugees through money collected
15    I    |      approach towards exiles and refugees who are our needier brothers.
16    I    |       the necessity of assisting refugees by every resource and means
17    I    |       ministry. We refer both to refugees from your land who live
18    I    |   scattered regions and to alien refugees in Germany who, often deprived
19    I    |         agencies that have aided refugees and emigrants in many different
20    I    |         very serious problems of refugees and migrants, and, at the
21    I    |        legislation to allow many refugees to enter your land. Through
22    I    |     newly-released prisoners and refugees on their return to their
23    I    |      cries of so many exiles and refugees touched our heart, and,
24    I    |    assure the means of travel to refugees and migrants about to migrate
25    I    |         labor among migrants and refugees from their own nations;
26    I    |       recall the great masses of refugees who poured into Rome while
27    I    |         God constantly that "the refugees, the prisoners and the deported
28    I    |  constant solicitude for Eastern refugees, we have among other things
29   II, II|        welfare of immigrants and refugees living in Europe and America.~