Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |       among the numerous Italian Catholics, who were forced by economic
 2    I     |       with the spiritual care of Catholics of the Rite who were resident
 3    I     |        of heretics the Ruthenian Catholics living in Northwest Canada.
 4    I     |         citizens, including many Catholics, were then exposed, compelled
 5    I     |         care of German -speaking Catholics then living in Italy. And
 6    I     |          the charity of American Catholics, writing first to the Bishop
 7    I     |       assistance provided to the Catholics of the Greek-Ruthenian Rite,
 8    I     |        Italy was established for Catholics of the Greek Rite who had
 9    I     | Oriential Church to care for the Catholics of the Slavic Rite" all
10    I     |       Hermit, on the Esquilme to Catholics of the Slavic Rite who were
11    I     |        cares for Polish-speaking Catholics. Then, in 1931, he appointed
12    I     |         the assistance of German Catholics emigrating to foreign lands.
13    I     |     through money collected from Catholics everywhere, but particularly
14    I     |        all men and especially of Catholics. This we have done in radio
15    I     |        successfully on behalf of Catholics preparing to emigrate or
16    I     |    Diocese of Cairo for Maronite Catholics, who often migrate from
17    I     |          a diocese in Brazil for Catholics of Oriental Rite living
18    I     |          that available to other Catholics in the dioceses. These regulations
19    I     |    because of its authority over Catholics of the Latin rite.~Having
20   II, III|         in the spiritual care of Catholics of their own nationality
21   II, IV |      spiritual care of immigrant Catholics of their own language or