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 1 Int,  1 |     Millennium and proclaims her hope to the world. Her gratitude
 2 Int,  1 |          in Oceania is strong in hope, for she has experienced
 3 Int,  1 |  throughout the world shares the hope of the peoples in Oceania
 4 Int,  2 |       speak of her gratitude and hope was the Special Assembly
 5   1,  7 |        also its surest source of hope for the future. Outstanding
 6   1,  8 |         with deeper faith, their hope grows stronger and their
 7   2,  11|          The Synod expressed the hope that the relationship between
 8   2,  13|      opens new horizons, full of hope and even a sense of adventure.~
 9   2,  14|       world in a way that brings hope to the many who suffer misery,
10   2,  15|       Lord was a source of fresh hope for the Bishops as they
11   2,  15|     Oceania to join them in that hope.~ ~
12   3,  18|        inspired by deeper faith, hope and love of the Lord Jesus.~
13   3,  21|        vocation. It is a sign of hope that Christians working
14   3,  24|         to give reasons for your hope" (1 Pt 3:15). In this way,
15   3     |                                  Hope for society~The Church's
16   3,  26|       mission to speak a word of hope to the world; and her commitment
17   3,  35|      preaching of God's word and hope is inspired by the promise
18   4,  36| traditions, she is one in faith, hope and charity, one in Catholic
19   4,  42|       suffering, and a source of hope for those who accompany
20   4,  48|          look to the future with hope and trust, praying "the
21   4,  52|          Jesus tells us that our hope is not in vain and we can