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 1   1,  6 |         of humanity in a unique region of the world. Geographically,
 2   1,  6 |        communication across the region a particular challenge.
 3   1,  7 |     culture has also shaped the region. In recent years Asian cultures
 4   1,  7 |         negative effects in the region, with traditional societies
 5   1,  9 |      The local Churches in this region of the world are a unique
 6   2,  12|     Westernized cultures of the region, social institutions are
 7   2,  17|  traditions and cultures of the region. In missionary areas, all
 8   2,  17|        the many cultures of the region, which often exist side
 9   3,  18|      circumstances in that vast region present great challenges,
10   3,  18|    transformation affecting the region's cultural identity and
11   3,  31|      that remain unspoiled. The region still offers to indigenous
12   4,  37|         the fact that the whole region faces the growing impact
13   4,  40| allocate priests throughout the region in a more equitable way.~
14   4,  43|         the Church in this vast region, lay people have contributed
15   4,  44|       people when I visited the region: "Do not be afraid to commit
16   4,  48|         studies both within the region and further afield. A mutually
17 Con,  53|         In parts of the Pacific region, she is especially venerated