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 1 Int,  2 |      fraternal delegates from other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.
 2   1,  9 |        Church of Rome and the local Churches of Oceania. The Bishops
 3   1,  9 |     representing all the particular Churches. For many participants it
 4   1,  9 |         more effectively. The local Churches in this region of the world
 5   1,  9 |          and that, with their local Churches, they belong fully to the
 6   1,  9 |             the Assembly helped the Churches of the Pacific to celebrate
 7   2,  11|            communio among the local Churches is based upon unity of faith,
 8   2,  11|             comprises all the local Churches through their Bishops, united
 9   2,  11| relationship between the particular Churches and the universal Church,
10   2,  11|           due respect for the local Churches.(26) The local Churches
11   2,  11|             Churches.(26) The local Churches in Oceania recognize that
12   2,  12|           of the common good of the Churches",(29) which contributes
13   2,  12|        Church.~The Eastern Catholic Churches have arrived in Oceania
14   2,  12|           that the Eastern Catholic Churches are conscious of the generosity
15   2,  12|            the hospitality of their Churches and schools, and the bonds
16   2,  12|            at all levels. Yet these Churches are vulnerable because of
17   2,  12|   separating them from their Mother Churches, and their people can feel
18   2,  12|             of the Eastern Catholic Churches. Therefore, increased awareness
19   2,  12|             of the Eastern Catholic Churches is important among Latin
20   2,  15|           parts of the world. Local Churches, founded by missionaries,
21   2,  15|            1986 has come true: "The Churches which have been established
22   2,  15|           solidarity of other local Churches, and their lack of resources
23   2,  17|           spirit of communio, local Churches should seek to express the
24   3,  18|           and decline of particular Churches in Oceania. Some felt that
25   3,  18|        experienced by all the local Churches in Oceania, but with particular
26   3,  23|             the differences between Churches and Ecclesial Communities
27   3,  23|      fraternal delegates from other Churches and Ecclesial Communities.
28   3,  29|        solidarity between the local Churches in Oceania makes communio
29   3,  29|      resources with the other local Churches in the Pacific as well as
30   3,  29|           to the fate of the poorer Churches in neighbouring Asia, whenever
31   4,  39|            the liturgy in the local Churches in Oceania, and they expressed
32   4,  39|           the desire that the local Churches continue to foster their
33   4,  39|           in this regard many local Churches are involved in a theoretical
34   4,  41|        grateful that in many of the Churches in Oceania the Sacrament
35   4,  41|           noted that in other local Churches there are serious pastoral
36   4,  47|             structures of the local Churches in order to help build up
37   4,  48|            to the situation of some Churches in Oceania. In the particular
38   4,  48|          Oceania. In the particular Churches of Papua New Guinea, Solomon
39   4,  48|       institutes, to help the young Churches form qualified local personnel.(162)
40   4,  52|            be taken up by the local Churches in Oceania to ensure that
41 Con,  53|       seeking peace and healing. In churches, chapels and homes, the