Title,  Chapter

1    I    |            strangers, churches and national societies were established.
2    I    |        gave its approval, numerous national parishes were established,
3    I    |       Portugal, and very prominent national parishes were established.~
4    I    |        various language groups and national origins. These institutions
5    I    |  unrestrained desire for extending national boundaries, for an idolized
6    I    |             to the Chairman of the National Catholic Welfare Conference
7    I    |            official agencies, both national and international—have vied
8   II, II| institutions and agencies, whether national or inter-national, including—
9   II, V |         overseas, who try, through national or diocesan agencies and