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 1   1,  5 |         and communities, to all nations and to all generations.~
 2   1,  6 |        people of very different nations, languages and civilizations".(9)~
 3   1,  6 |       largest of the Melanesian nations. It is a predominantly Christian
 4   1,  6 |       smaller Melanesian island nations it has gained political
 5   1,  6 |       very volatile.~The island nations of Polynesia and Micronesia
 6   1,  7 |        people, or to the island nations, they found peoples who
 7   1,  8 |       Jesus walked, to tell all nations the truth that Jesus revealed,
 8   2,  15|     forth missionaries to other nations".(36) However, some Dioceses
 9   2,  15|        the Good News to all the nations, the Risen Lord says: "Know
10   3,  26|       and the rights of smaller nations, and to strengthen the bonds
11   3,  27|         to divide rich and poor nations, communities and individuals.
12   3,  27|        individuals. The smaller nations of Oceania are particularly
13   3,  28|       indigenous peoples, young nations and their traditional cultures;
14   3,  28|      its advocacy of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights
15   3,  31| policies of some industrialized nations and increasingly powerful
16   3,  35|     appropriate care. Since the nations of Oceania are dependent
17   4,  48|    Islands and the other island nations of the Pacific, new seminaries
18 Con,  53|       to Oceania and to all the nations of the world!(178)~With