Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |      entire nations and the forced migration of peoples. These new crimes
 2    I     |          to establish an Office of Migration in the very Secretariae
 3    I     |        sections: one for voluntary migration, the other for enforced
 4    I     |   delegated an ecclesiastic to the Migration Office established in Geneva
 5    I     |         the International Catholic Migration Commission, whose function
 6    I     |     recognized. When this happens, migration attains its natural scope
 7    I     |       humanity, urges that ways of migration be opened to these people.
 8    I     |            said, to facilitate the migration of families into those countries
 9    I     |          an International Catholic Migration Congress, held in Naples,
10   II, I  |        migrated. However, if their migration is to countries under the
11   II, I  |        regulations concerning such migration, made or to be made by the
12   II, I  |          and reasonable motive for migration;~3.    consent both of the
13   II, I  |     Ordinaries or the Delegate for Migration Affairs, or other ecclesiastics
14   II, I  |          may be named Directors of Migration Affairs, each for his own
15   II, I  | Congregation, a Supreme Council on Migration.~   b) The president of
16   II, I  |           will be the Delegate for Migration Affairs.~    c) The following
17   II, I  |        president. The Delegate for Migration Affairs shall be its secretary.~   
18   II, II |        CHAPTER II~THE DELEGATE FOR MIGRATION AFFAIRS~9. We establish
19   II, II |         the Office of Delegate for Migration Affairs.~10. a) The function
20   II, III|  Congregation and its Delegate for Migration Affairs.~    b) Neither
21   II, V  |          ITALIAN BISHOPS~41. Since migration has been more common among
22   II, VI |   countries outside Italy to which migration is now taking place there