Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |     the material and spiritual welfare of their people, especially
 2    I     |      and care to the spiritual welfare of these emigrants. Inspired
 3    I     | centers of civic education and welfare. In 1900, devout priests
 4    I     |        the hospitals and other welfare agencies most beneficially
 5    I     |       all that pertains to the welfare of souls. With regard to
 6    I     |    comforts and overlooked the welfare of souls, timely rules were
 7    I     |      entirely to the spiritual welfare of Italian migrants. It
 8    I     |    everything possible for the welfare of the prisoners, whether
 9    I     |       to promote the spiritual welfare of the Byzantine Rite community
10    I     |      in 1920 for the spiritual welfare of sailors. After numerous
11    I     |     chiefly to provide for the welfare of refugees and displaced
12    I     |  called the Catholic Near East Welfare Association.~We have tried
13    I     |       of the National Catholic Welfare Conference established by
14    I     |        to promote the Catholic welfare; similarly, our personal
15    I     |       most anxious about their welfare, both temporal and eternal.~
16    I     |    contribute to the increased welfare of man and the progress
17    I     |       the following relief and welfare projects:~Settlements for
18    I     |       to advance the spiritual welfare of people of their nationality
19   II, I  |    pertaining to the spiritual welfare of migrants of the Latin
20   II, I  |        the spiritual and moral welfare of maritime people, that
21   II, II | promote by every apt means the welfare, especially spiritual, of
22   II, II |  established for the religious welfare of immigrants and refugees
23   II, III|     that concern the spiritual welfare of immigrants of their nationality
24   II, VI |     themselves entirely to the welfare of migrants.~58. Finally,