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 1   1,  6     |          allows them to travel from island to island, from shore to
 2   1,  6     |            to travel from island to island, from shore to shore. The
 3   1,  6     |      inhabitants of New Zealand, an island nation, were the Maori people
 4   1,  6     |            other smaller Melanesian island nations it has gained political
 5   1,  6     |          remains very volatile.~The island nations of Polynesia and
 6   1,  7     | missionaries first reached Oceania, island peoples heard and accepted
 7   1,  7     |             martyred in 1841 on the island of Futuna, Blessed Diego
 8   1,  7     |        martyred in 1851 on Woodlark Island; and Blessed Peter To Rot,
 9   1,  7     |             Maori people, or to the island nations, they found peoples
10   1,  9     |          symbols drawn from Pacific island cultures as expressions
11   2,  15(35)|               Homily at Mass on the island of Upolu, Western Samoa (
12   4,  48    |       Solomon Islands and the other island nations of the Pacific,
13   4,  49    |           particularly important in island situations where many priests