Chap., §

 1 Int,  1 |     Trinity.~From the earliest times, the peoples of Oceania
 2   1,  3 |  waters", as now we must. When times are difficult and unpromising,
 3   1,  4 |     them new life. In colonial times, Catholic clergy and religious
 4   1,  6 |        difficult as in earlier times, though nowadays in many
 5   1,  6 |   independence in quite recent times, and its history since then
 6   1,  7 |      foreign to no one; but at times some sought to impose elements
 7   1,  7 |     negative. Certainly modern times have given a new and higher
 8   1,  7 |       insights of faith are at times denied their due role in
 9   2,  12|        in comparatively recent times, and they have established
10   2,  14| culture in which they live.~At times the Catholic Church is seen
11   2,  15|      the Christian life and at times an urgent need in Christian
12   2,  17|                  17. In recent times the Church has strongly
13   2,  17|  Attentive to the signs of the times, the Synod Fathers "recognized
14   3,  18|    spirit and despair. At such times, we need to remind ourselves
15   3,  18|        Church's teaching is at times questioned even by Catholic
16   3,  23|      and opposition. In recent times, however, relationships
17   3,  28|     threatened. In more recent times, however, their joint efforts
18   3,  33|      them in others. In recent times, the laity's generous response
19   4,  41|       Sacrament of Penance. At times, the true sense of human
20   4,  44|       especially in their dark times.~The Synod Fathers were
21   4,  47|       One of the "signs of the times" for the Church in Oceania
22   4,  49|    isolation, busyness and, at times, indifference and apathy.
23 Con,  53|        supported the first. In times of difficulty and pain,