Title,  Chapter

 1    I    |         the beginning of the Roman College established for the benefit
 2    I    |           priests, "to send to the college any of their priests who
 3    I    |         drew up the by-laws of the College subsequently turning them
 4    I    |            for the above mentioned College at St. Apollinaris. The
 5    I    |        could no longer support the College single-handedly. It was
 6    I    |   supervise them and to direct the College for priests who were to
 7    I    |            the development of this College, he set up the following
 8    I    |        guidance of the head of the College of priests which had been
 9    I    |    Christmas Eve before the Sacred College of Cardinals.~We wrote specifically
10    I    |         established the Lithuanian College of St. Casimir in Bonne
11   II, VI|         CHAPTER VI~ THE PONTIFICAL COLLEGE OF PRIESTS ~AT THE SERVICE
12   II, VI|         and approve the Pontifical College of priests, established
13   II, VI|        abroad.~52. a) We wish this College to remain dependent on the
14   II, VI|                   1. To direct the College and watch over it, both
15   II, VI|           special function of this College is to prepare young Italian
16   II, VI|       which we freely entrust this College. The requirements of the
17   II, VI|     adequate period of time in the College mentioned above, and is
18   II, VI| voluntarily send to the Pontifical College those young priests who