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 1   1,  6 |            make it a multicultural society. The Australians are therefore "
 2   1,  6 |          nation into a bi-cultural society, where integration of Maori
 3   1,  6 |         more urban and secularized society, in which the Church faces
 4   1,  6 |   diminished". Such "a secularized society needs to be confronted again
 5   1,  6 |            predominantly Christian society with many different local
 6   1,  6 |      powerful influence upon their society. Without losing their identity
 7   2,  12|          erode the fabric of human society, the Church offers herself
 8   2,  13|            and spiritual hunger in society. What Jesus offers to his
 9   2,  15|        many institutions of modern society that influence people's
10   3,  18|            it more convincingly to society at large. The call to renewal
11   3,  18|         even for whole sections of society. Practical indifference
12   3,  18|        propose once again to human society the entire Gospel of salvation
13   3,  19|      courageously when they face a society that needs to hear the word
14   3,  19|          leaven in every corner of society in Oceania. Upon this, the
15   3,  19|        Gospel will be presented to society more convincingly and influence
16   3,  20|            human life and peace in society. The faith must always be
17   3     |                           Hope for society~The Church's Social Teaching~
18   3,  26|            an industrial, consumer society was in its early years,
19   3,  27|          basic rights are prior to society and must be recognized by
20   3,  27|           and destructive of human society. The Church encourages young
21   3,  27|        affairs and their impact on society. The Synod Fathers reiterated
22   3,  28|            community and the wider society. The Church expresses deep
23   3,  30|         values which should inform society are based on the sacredness
24   3,  30|             in a prophetic way, to society as a whole in order to declare
25   3,  32|           moral values have shaped society. Through her educational
26   3,  32|            of religious freedom in society to proclaim Christ publicly
27   3,  33|            the poor and weakest in society.(113) It is vital that school
28   3,  33|           increasingly secularized society is to present the Christian
29   3,  33|            to the Church and civil society in Oceania has been inestimable.
30   3,  33|          they play a vital part in society and the Church, preparing
31   3,  33| increasingly complex technological society; and the unity of knowledge
32   3,  33|          service to the Church and society.~Health Care~
33   3,  34|            Oceania. The Church and society as a whole owe them an immense
34   3,  34|      proclaimed unambiguously in a society which is often confused
35   4,  45|            beyond. "The Church and society in Oceania depend heavily
36   4,  45|            the basic unit of human society, with the gravest of consequences
37   4,  45|        gravest of consequences for society itself. As I noted when
38   4,  45|         serious problems of modern society: alcohol, drugs, behavioural
39   4,  45|         only to individuals but to society as a whole. Therefore, the
40   4,  46|           the Church as well as in society as a whole, many others
41   4,  49|         challenges of contemporary society. The Synod Fathers acknowledged "
42   4,  49|         Ordination and rank within society. "Treated in this way by
43   4,  49|           within the Church and in society as a whole. Sexual abuse