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 1   1,  7 |            the right to education, health care and housing for all.
 2   3,  28|       groups in the vital areas of health, education, employment and
 3   3,  30|            the witness of Catholic health care institutions is essential,
 4   3,  30|         position on biomedical and health issues in the public forum
 5   3,  31|            of water. The continued health of this and other oceans
 6   3,  31| constitutes an added danger to the health of the indigenous population.
 7   3,  32|           the fields of education, health care and social welfare.
 8   3,  32|       Church to found educational, health care and social service
 9   3,  33|            the Church and society.~Health Care~
10   3,  34|      current needs.~The history of health care in Oceania shows the
11   3,  34|          the intimate link between health care and the Church's mission
12   3,  34|           training hospitals where health care workers are excellently
13   3,  34|       Today Catholic hospitals and health care institutions are at
14   3,  34|         which established Catholic health care systems throughout
15   3,  34|         great heritage of Catholic health care not be jeopardized.(121)~
16   3,  34|       Catholic doctors, nurses and health care workers are to be fostered
17   3,  34|            offering other forms of health care to the least of their