Title, Chapter
1 I | by priests of their own nationality or at least who speak their
2 I | the various languages and nationality groups. At times, even dioceses
3 I | Europe of any religion or nationality were aided more than once
4 I | discrimination as to their status or nationality. We also exerted great efforts
5 I | welfare of people of their nationality living in settlements far
6 I | assist emigrants of their nationality, but also to toil in behalf
7 II, I | indult to establish special nationality parishes for the benefit
8 II, I | of migrants of their own nationality or language, or to the care
9 II, I | for migrants of the same nationality or language.~
10 II, II | whatever language, race, nationality or, with necessary exceptions,
11 II, II | of whatever language or nationality, previously established
12 II, III| welfare of immigrants of their nationality or language.~ b) To direct,
13 II, III| of Catholics of their own nationality or language come under the
14 II, IV | for various language or nationality groups, local Ordinaries
15 II, IV | of the same language or nationality, i.e., to missionaries to
16 II, IV | of their own language or nationality with no canonical quasi-domicile
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