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 1   1,  4 |        religious quickly established institutions to help the new settlers
 2   1,  6 |       movements, in which people and institutions have suffered greatly. Church
 3   2,  12|       cultures of the region, social institutions are under strain and people
 4   2,  15|             just another of the many institutions of modern society that influence
 5   3,  18|         cultural identity and social institutions. Some fear that these changes
 6   3,  21|     programmes. Catholic educational institutions therefore have a vital role
 7   3,  30|              of Catholic health care institutions is essential, as is the
 8   3     |            Charitable works~Catholic Institutions~
 9   3,  32|             social welfare. Catholic institutions allow the light of the Gospel
10   3,  32|              love abundantly through institutions inspired by that love. The
11   3,  32|              care and social service institutions is based on such freedom.
12   3,  32|           social apostolate of these institutions can be more effective when
13   3,  33|            are needed in educational institutions to bear radical witness
14   3,  33|             and teaching in tertiary institutions must bring Christian values
15   3,  33|      dedicated Catholics in tertiary institutions is vital and constitutes
16   3,  34|        medical care in Oceania, some institutions are under severe strain;
17   3,  34|            hospitals and health care institutions are at the forefront of
18   3,  34| Administrators and staff in Catholic institutions require formation in the
19   3,  35|             initiatives, it involves institutions established to meet various
20   4,  43|           and professions, political institutions, international relations,