Title,  Chapter

 1    I    |           behalf of pilgrims by a number of devout associations.
 2    I    |      emigrants. In order that the number of students might correspond
 3    I    |        war flared up in Mexico, a number of Mexican Bishops, priests,
 4    I    |          war.~We also appointed a number of other commissions, among
 5    I    |         at the same time, a large number of other people in many
 6    I    | possibility of supporting a large number of people, the sovereignty
 7    I    |      happy to find that a growing number of priests went abroad,
 8    I    |       Congregation,'" permitted a number of priests to leave their
 9    I    |           and magazines, that the number of immigrants in Europe
10    I    |         organizations—including a number of official agencies, both
11    I    |          archbishops, including a number of cardinals have urged
12   II, VI|     requirements of the preceding number are still to be observed.~