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 1 Int,  1 |             the riches of nature and culture. But it was not until foreign
 2   1,  6 |     integration of Maori and Western culture remains a pressing challenge.
 3   1,  6 |              indigenous language and culture. They too are facing the
 4   1,  6 |            of economics.~Mission and Culture~
 5   1,  7 |             of colonization, Western culture has also shaped the region.
 6   1,  9 |           distances of geography and culture between Rome and Oceania.
 7   2,  10|          peoples of Oceania, so that culture and Gospel proclamation
 8   2,  14|             and the rapidly changing culture in which they live.~At times
 9   2     |                       The Gospel and culture~Inculturation~
10   2,  16|             in a genuinely Christian culture. On the other hand, in various
11   2,  16|              both the Gospel and the culture in which it is proclaimed
12   2,  16|            people with a distinctive culture, and he guided its history
13   2,  16|             not only of his time and culture but of every time and culture.
14   2,  16|        culture but of every time and culture. He is for ever the Word
15   2,  16|          made flesh is foreign to no culture and must be preached to
16   2,  16|        encounter and engagement with culture".(42) Just as the Word made
17   2,  16|             deeply into the life and culture of those who hear, listen
18   2,  16|     addressed to the history and the culture of a particular people.
19   2,  16|           people. Therefore, in each culture the Christian faith will
20   2,  16|           Oceania, must respect each culture and never ask the people
21   2,  16|         Gospel is not opposed to any culture, as if engaging a culture
22   2,  16|            culture, as if engaging a culture the Gospel would seek to
23   2,  16|            insert herself fully into culture and from within bring about
24   2,  16|           aspect. On the one hand, a culture offers positive values and
25   2,  16| inculturation engages the Gospel and culture in "a dialogue which includes
26   2,  16|            not of Christ".(48) Every culture needs to be purified and
27   2,  16|             without Christ, no human culture can become what it truly
28   2,  17|      original in every form of human culture, Catholicism accepts, respects
29   2,  17|            forms appropriate to each culture.(54)~From the time the first
30   2,  17|         thoroughly familiar with the culture of the people they are to
31   2,  17|              on the faith in its own culture in harmony with the Gospel
32   3,  19|           convincingly and influence culture more deeply.~The first Christians
33   3,  20|          fact has the force to shape culture itself by penetrating it
34   3,  21|            lives of people, on their culture, on their moral thinking
35   3,  21|       advertising often propagates a culture of consumerism, reducing
36   3,  24|             alienating technological culture in which people often feel
37   3,  28|          Australian Aborigines whose culture struggles to survive. For
38   3,  28|           but now their identity and culture are gravely threatened.
39   3,  30|          present conflict between a "culture of life" and "a culture
40   3,  30|              culture of life" and "a culture of death", the Church has
41   3,  31|       respect for the rights and the culture of the local population
42   3,  34|       counteract the influence of "a culture of death", all Christians
43   4,  44|               Today "youth live in a culture which is uniquely theirs.
44   4,  44|             Church leaders study the culture and language of youth, welcome
45   4,  44|            positive aspects of their culture into the Church's life and
46   4,  48|             the context of the local culture and tradition. In this regard,
47   4,  48|            in contact with their own culture. While giving thanks for