Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |        regard to the Italians, the chaplains aboard ships, who until
 2    I     |          encourage, as well, their chaplains with extraordinary spiritual
 3   II, I  |     missionaries to migrants or as chaplains aboard ships; similarly,
 4   II, II |       missionaries to migrants and chaplains on ships, whether secular
 5   II, II |   missionaries to migrants or ship chaplains by rescript of the Consistorial
 6   II, II |            to migrants and by ship chaplains.~17. a) We, therefore, abolish
 7   II, III| MISSIONARIES TO MIGRANTS, AND SHIP CHAPLAINS~18. a) The missionaries
 8   II, III|      missionaries to emigrants and chaplains aboard ships and their directors
 9   II, III|            to migrants nor of ship chaplains, nor that of director effect
10   II, III|  missionaries to migrants and ship chaplains have, by virtue of their
11   II, III|    Ordinaries, the missionaries or chaplains.~21. a) The Director should
12   II, III|        Whether the missionaries or chaplains lead a life in conformity
13   II, III|            all the missionaries or chaplains together, especially in
14   II, III|            on the missionaries and chaplains, and on the state of the
15   II, III|           a) It is the duty of the chaplains aboard ships to attend,
16   II, III|            of marriage.~    b) The chaplains will be given, without prejudice
17   II, III|           erected on the ship, the chaplains shall, with due allowances,
18   II, III|        rectors of churches.~27. a) Chaplains may celebrate the Divine
19   II, III|           all on board.~    b) The chaplains are to:~        1. Announce
20   II, III|     explanation of the Gospel.~28. Chaplains on ships are to watch:~   
21   II, III|      located.~31. Missionaries and chaplains may, with the consent of