Title,  Chapter

 1    I     |         at least who speak their language. This is especially true
 2    I     |         the faith­ful of various language groups and national origins.
 3    I     |   sufficiently familiar with the language of the prisoners, to provide
 4    I     |          priests of their native language. We were happy to see how
 5   II, I  |         their own nationality or language, or to the care of people
 6   II, I  |          the same nationality or language.~               3. To direct
 7   II, II |    Catholic migrants of whatever language, race, nationality or, with
 8   II, II |         or Delegates of whatever language or nationality, previously
 9   II, III|          of their nationality or language.~    b) To direct, without
10   II, III|         their own nationality or language come under the jurisdiction
11   II, IV |   establish parishes for various language or nationality groups, local
12   II, IV |          or regular, of the same language or nationality, i.e., to
13   II, IV | immigrant Catholics of their own language or nationality with no canonical