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 1   1,  4 |  clergy and religious quickly established institutions to help the
 2   1,  5 | Father's love. Jesus was thus established as King of the universe,
 3   1,  9 |      in whom God's Kingdom is established throughout the world and
 4   2,  11|       identity of the Church, established by Christ on Peter and the
 5   2,  12|     Bishops' Conferences have established fruitful relationships.
 6   2,  12|   recent times, and they have established themselves as a rich expression
 7   2,  15|      Churches which have been established by missionaries will in
 8   3,  25|     places too there are long established Muslim communities; in others,
 9   3,  25|    Buddhist centres are being established. It is important that Catholics
10   3,  34| religious congregations which established Catholic health care systems
11   3,  34|     not exist, they should be established. Administrators and staff
12   3,  35|      it involves institutions established to meet various needs on
13   4,  48|   exchange programme could be established to meet these various needs.