Title,  Chapter

 1    I    |          of the right of people to migrate, which right is founded
 2    I    |        natural rights of people to migrate or to colonize while on
 3    I    |       compel entire populations to migrate into other lands, deporting
 4    I    |     refugees and migrants about to migrate to hospitable foreign lands;
 5    I    |      Maronite Catholics, who often migrate from Lebanon into Egypt
 6   II, I |          priests of the Latin rite migrate it is always the Consistorial
 7   II, I | Propagation of the Faith desire to migrate into an area not under jurisdiction
 8   II, I |           can authorize priests to migrate from Europe or Mediterranean
 9   II, I |        have obtained permission to migrate to an overseas country,
10   II, I |       rules, heedlessly and boldly migrate, shall incur the penalties
11   II, IV|            not excluding those who migrate from colonies—who for whatever
12   II, V | parishioners who are pre-paring to migrate.~46. The Ordinaries must
13   II, V |       their people even after they migrate.~47. The following precepts