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 1   1,  7 |       right to education, health care and housing for all. These
 2   2,  14|        people entrusted to their care, and by many more. They
 3   3,  19|   communities entrusted to their care.(66) They offer the Sacrifice
 4   3,  22|       schools, calls for special care and systematic planning.
 5   3,  30|       witness of Catholic health care institutions is essential,
 6   3,  31|          task of human beings to care for, preserve and cultivate
 7   3,  32|      fields of education, health care and social welfare. Catholic
 8   3,  32|        found educational, health care and social service institutions
 9   3,  33|      students entrusted to their care. They will be especially
10   3,  33|    fields of inquiry. Particular care must be taken in choosing
11   3,  33|       Church and society.~Health Care~
12   3,  34|     needs.~The history of health care in Oceania shows the intimate
13   3,  34|     intimate link between health care and the Church's mission
14   3,  34|   abandoned by others, as in the care of lepers and those suffering
15   3,  34|  training hospitals where health care workers are excellently
16   3,  34|  providing and financing medical care in Oceania, some institutions
17   3,  34|        have an impact on medical care, the administration of hospitals
18   3,  34|    Catholic hospitals and health care institutions are at the
19   3,  34|      established Catholic health care systems throughout Oceania.
20   3,  34|      heritage of Catholic health care not be jeopardized.(121)~
21   3,  34|       doctors, nurses and health care workers are to be fostered
22   3,  34|   offering other forms of health care to the least of their brothers
23   3,  35|        is carried out by all who care for the needy; and as well
24   3,  35|       soup kitchens, instituting care centres for various people
25   3,  35|      conflict.(124) The Church's care also extends to those who
26   3,  35|   welcomed and given appropriate care. Since the nations of Oceania
27   4,  42|         This is reflected in the care which the Church extends
28   4,  44|         human dignity, for their care for the needy and their
29   4,  45|      need the concerted pastoral care of the Church, and there
30   4,  45| penalized for staying at home to care for their children, for
31   4,  45| parenthood is very great and the care of children is supremely
32   4,  45|          are asked to give every care to those caught up in this
33   4,  45| difficult circumstances. Special care needs to be given to these
34   4,  49|         desire to offer pastoral care to their priests by being
35   4,  49|      compassionate and effective care for the victims, their families,