Title,  Chapter

 1    I    |       laypeople of the Ruthenian Rite living in the United States,
 2    I    |         care of Catholics of the Rite who were resident in Canada.~
 3    I    |        the migrants of the Roman Rite in all that pertains to
 4    I    | Catholics of the Greek-Ruthenian Rite, who had emigrated to South
 5    I    |       for Catholics of the Greek Rite who had once lived in Epirus
 6    I    |          Catholics of the Slavic Rite" all over the world.~Consequently,
 7    I    |          of the Byzantine-Slavic Rite was placed in charge of
 8    I    |          Catholics of the Slavic Rite who were resident in or
 9    I    |         welfare of the Byzantine Rite community which persecutions
10    I    |        for Catholics of Oriental Rite living in that country.~
11    I    |      over Catholics of the Latin rite.~Having accomplished the
12   II, I |         of migrants of the Latin rite, wheresoever they may have
13   II, I |        emigrants of the Oriental rite, whenever emigrants of one
14   II, I |          one or another Oriental rite leave for areas which are
15   II, I |         where no priests of such rite are available, but in all
16   II, I |    Whenever priests of the Latin rite migrate it is always the
17   II, I |         the priests of the Latin rite subject to the Con­gregation
18   II, I |          priests of the Oriental rite migrating into areas not
19   II, II|       with necessary exceptions, rite. In doing this, the Delegate