Title,  Chapter

 1    I    |          and moved especially from Italy to America. As usual the
 2    I    |         together from all parts of Italy to devote themselves to
 3    I    |           masses of emigrants from Italy, Germany, Ireland, Austria,
 4    I    |           adopted countries.~As to Italy itself, most important were
 5    I    |     hesitate to ask the Bishops of Italy and America for funds to
 6    I    |           requested the Bishops of Italy to establish an annual day
 7    I    |    temporarily into other parts of Italy, as the women who work iii
 8    I    |           refugees who had entered Italy,'" And he did not ignore
 9    I    |           Catholics then living in Italy. And this same Society in
10    I    |           The diocese of Lungro in Italy was established for Catholics
11    I    |           Turkish Rule and reached Italy, settling in Calabria and
12    I    | persecutions had earlier driven to Italy, where subsequently he separated
13    I    |           from devastated areas of Italy. This caused us to enlarge,
14    I    |     special mention the Bishops of Italy who, at the prompting of
15    I    |    companies and of all sailors of Italy. We were likewise glad to
16   II, V |            agencies: "There are in Italy, at the service of migrants,
17   II, V |   scrupulously: "The Ordinaries of Italy, especially through pastors
18   II, V |    Ordinaries of dioceses out-side Italy, whether in Europe or overseas,
19   II, V |           48 for the Ordinaries of Italy, and to see that the collection
20   II, V |      Advent.~50. The Ordinaries of Italy may wish, finally, to urge
21   II, VI|      regions and countries outside Italy to which migration is now