Chap., §

 1   1,  6 |        life in a strange new land. Local priestly and religious vocations
 2   1,  6 |        society with many different local languages and a great wealth
 3   1,  9 |         the Church of Rome and the local Churches of Oceania. The
 4   1,  9 |        strengthened in the bond of local and universal communio,
 5   1,  9 |     together more effectively. The local Churches in this region
 6   1,  9 |      together and that, with their local Churches, they belong fully
 7   2,  11|            in a special way by the local Church gathered around the
 8   2,  11|             The communio among the local Churches is based upon unity
 9   2,  11|           Church comprises all the local Churches through their Bishops,
10   2,  11|            and due respect for the local Churches.(26) The local
11   2,  11|            local Churches.(26) The local Churches in Oceania recognize
12   2,  11|          distances in Oceania, the local Bishops realize that they
13   2,  12|            deeper understanding of local and universal communio and
14   2,  13|            wanted to encourage the local communities to look beyond
15   2,  15|        distant parts of the world. Local Churches, founded by missionaries,
16   2,  15|            the solidarity of other local Churches, and their lack
17   2,  15|  catechists teach the faith in the local community, especially to
18   2,  17|            the spirit of communio, local Churches should seek to
19   3,  18|         are experienced by all the local Churches in Oceania, but
20   3,  19|       Special Assembly invited the local communities to contribute
21   3,  23|             because in many places local communities are closely
22   3,  29|   practical solidarity between the local Churches in Oceania makes
23   3,  29|           resources with the other local Churches in the Pacific
24   3,  31|      rights and the culture of the local population and for the integrity
25   3,  33|       teaching as a service to the local, national and international
26   4,  39|   importance of the liturgy in the local Churches in Oceania, and
27   4,  39|      expressed the desire that the local Churches continue to foster
28   4,  39|            and in this regard many local Churches are involved in
29   4,  39|          use of symbols drawn from local cultures can avert the cultural
30   4,  41|           also noted that in other local Churches there are serious
31   4,  44|             national, diocesan and local.(139) Today "youth live
32   4,  46|   important that the Church at the local level enable women to play
33   4,  47|       within the structures of the local Churches in order to help
34   4,  47|          they find themselves. The local Bishop should "exercise
35   4,  48|           for the formation of the local clergy in the context of
36   4,  48|       clergy in the context of the local culture and tradition. In
37   4,  48|       recognized the need for more local staff, adequately trained
38   4,  48|          personnel within Oceania. Local diocesan priests should
39   4,  48|            Churches form qualified local personnel.(162) The future
40   4,  49|            order to build a strong local diocesan clergy through
41   4,  50| adaptability to a great variety of local pastoral needs. The Bishops
42   4,  51|            their charisms with the local Church. This can be done
43   4,  51|          pastoral plans within the local Church.~Contemplative orders
44   4,  52|         need to be taken up by the local Churches in Oceania to ensure