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 1   1,  7      |     political change, the right to education, health care and housing
 2   3,  22     |         the Church instruction and education enabling him or her to enter
 3   3,  22     |          operation of schools, the education of the nation's children
 4   3,  28     |         the vital areas of health, education, employment and housing.~
 5   3,  32     |     contributions in the fields of education, health care and social
 6   3,  32     |           law and justice. Through education Christian leaders and responsible
 7   3,  32     |           and competence.~Catholic Education~
 8   3,  33     |    fundamental right to choose the education suitable for their children.
 9   3,  33     | distinguishing feature of Catholic education is that it is open to all,
10   3,  33(112)|          Congregation For Catholic Education, Circular Letter The Catholic
11   3,  33     |          vocational, and religious education".(114) In these years, students
12   3,  33     |           in the field of Catholic education,(116) establishing and staffing
13   3,  33     |            new vistas for Catholic education. For the lay people involved,
14   3,  33     |            involvement in Catholic education can be a precious service
15   3,  33     |            and success of Catholic education is linked inseparably to
16   3,  33     |        extending her commitment in education. Professional Catholic lay
17   3,  33     |         This adventure in tertiary education is in its early stages in
18   3,  33     |           in the field of tertiary education.~Research and teaching in
19   4,  45     |             In the procreation and education of children the family also
20   4,  50(172)|          Congregation For Catholic Education and Congregation For The