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 1   1,  6 |        these small and vulnerable societies, some of which are facing
 2   1,  7 |         new land. They range from societies with strong traditional
 3   1,  7 |          region, with traditional societies struggling to maintain their
 4   1,  7 | secularized and urbanized Western societies and with the growing cultural
 5   3,  18|      particular force by those in societies most powerfully affected
 6   3,  19|        needed in rapidly changing societies. Nor will the new evangelization
 7   3,  24|         developed and secularized societies, concern is growing about
 8   3,  30|          secularized and affluent societies of Oceania, the right to
 9   3,  30|         this, for these are often societies which speak insistently
10   3,  32|         to penetrate cultures and societies, evangelizing them from
11   3,  33|     congregations, institutes and societies have every reason to cherish
12   4,  41|           Especially in developed societies, many of the faithful are
13   4,  49|          them and in contemporary societies where such values are little
14   4,  49|      where many priests come from societies with strong community bonds,
15   4,  51|     congregations, institutes and societies of apostolic life have courageously