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 1 Int,  2 |        analyzed and discussed the present situation of the Church
 2   1,  4 |           what is this new way to present him, so that many more will
 3   1,  6 |     difficult because of past and present injustices and cultural
 4   1,  7 |    cultures of Oceania. Hence the present generation's sense of solidarity
 5   2,  13|       grace and blessing.(33) The present generation of Christians
 6   2,  14|        Oceania according to their present needs and circumstances.
 7   2,  14|        and circumstances. We must present Christ to our world in a
 8   2,  15|        needed. The task now is to present Jesus Christ to those whose
 9   2,  15|        leaders and theologians to present Jesus Christ convincingly
10   2,  16|         Church, in her efforts to present Jesus Christ effectively
11   3,  18| circumstances in that vast region present great challenges, and that
12   3,  18|        who have grown weak and to present it more convincingly to
13   3,  30|      Jesus' message".(106) In the present conflict between a "culture
14   3,  30|        value of life. In order to present the Church's position on
15   3,  31|          precious environment for present and future generations. (109)
16   3,  33|         secularized society is to present the Christian message in
17   4,  40|        Christ is really and fully present in the Sacrament of his
18   4,  45|           a unique opportunity to present Christian marriage anew
19   4,  48|           seminaries, which is at present a heavy burden on many Dioceses.
20 Con,  53|          our time, she is no less present to the Church than she was