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 1    I    |            most countries, cities and dioceses in which people of diverse
 2    I    |            Bishops of these cities or dioceses provide the proper men,
 3    I    |    nationality groups. At times, even dioceses have been established for
 4    I    |              of great benefit both to dioceses and to souls. Everyone recognizes
 5    I    |       directed that the bishop of the dioceses in which prisoners were
 6    I    |           Byzantine parishes from the dioceses of Palermo and Monreale,
 7    I    | administration of the Greek-Ruthenian dioceses in the United States and
 8    I    |             in certain Latin American dioceses.~We must honor by special
 9    I    |             to other Catholics in the dioceses. These regulations were
10   II, V |         migrants, especially in those dioceses from which more migrants
11   II, V |      congratulate those Ordinaries of dioceses out-side Italy, whether
12   II, VI|               55. Especially in those dioceses from which the majority