Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |        with open arms in the Papal State, and particularly in Rome,
 2    I     |         valuable to the Church and State, founded a Society of priests.
 3    I     |       letter from the Secretary of State to the Italian Bishops testifies
 4    I     |         issued by the Secretary of State of the Bishops of that land.~
 5    I     |      office under our Secretary of State to bring assistance to the
 6    I     |    arranged by our Secretariate of State and sent more than once
 7    I     |            the very Secretariae of State itself. It was comprised
 8    I     |    fugitives of all ages and every state of life, driven abroad by
 9    I     |             the sovereignty of the State, although it must be respected,
10    I     | totalitarian and the imperialistic state, as well as that of exaggerated
11    I     |        laws.~Nor did we neglect to state and urge this same principle
12   II, II |   necessary, with our Secretary of State or with government officials
13   II, II |         the material and spiritual state of the missions and on the
14   II, III|          and chaplains, and on the state of the missions. He is to
15   II, VI |      results. Finally, we publicly state that all those who are expected