Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |       preserved. This Congregation may, within its competence,
 2    I     |           those who travel by air. May they who confide in her
 3    I     |           ourselves were happy, on May 30,1942, to place it under
 4    I     |        barracks outside the towns. May all good Germans and especially
 5    I     |            from their native lands may return to their own beloved
 6   II, I  |       Latin rite, wheresoever they may have migrated. However,
 7   II, I  |      permanent. Such authorization may be merely for departure
 8   II, I  |            and Apostolic Delegates may grant this permission to
 9   II, I  |          to the care of people who may be travelling by sea or
10   II, I  |          or who, for many reasons, may be aboard ships or who are
11   II, I  |    Secretaries of these committees may be named Directors of Migration
12   II, I  |          Consistorial Congregation may choose a director from among
13   II, I  |      Affairs.~    c) The following may be members of this Council;~       
14   II, I  |    secretary.~    c) The following may be chosen as members of
15   II, III|      carried off.~22. The Director may, where possible and for
16   II, III|         churches.~27. a) Chaplains may celebrate the Divine Services,
17   II, III|  non-Catholic sects.~29. a) No one may celebrate Mass, administer
18   II, III|         Missionaries and chaplains may, with the consent of the
19   II, V  |            that a Day for Migrants may be celebrated throughout
20   II, V  |            The Ordinaries of Italy may wish, finally, to urge their
21   II, VI |        secular clergy so that they may provide Italian migrants
22   II, VI |          is now taking place there may be a lack of adequate spiritual
23   II, VI | irrespective of what his authority may be.~This Constitution shall