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Ecclesia in Oceania

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1 Int, 1 | 1. The Church in Oceania gives glory to 2 Int, 1 | the past millennium the Church in Oceania has welcomed 3 Int, 1 | generations. For this, the whole Church gives praise to the Most 4 Int, 1 | lived in the communio of the Church, brought fulfilment of the 5 Int, 1 | any human expectation. The Church in Oceania is strong in 6 Int, 1 | new and surprising. The Church throughout the world shares 7 Int, 2 | particular moment in which the Church in Oceania could speak of 8 Int, 2 | intended to prepare the Church for the new millennium.(1) 9 Int, 2 | Curia. Other members of the Church were among the participants, 10 Int, 2 | present situation of the Church in Oceania in order to plan 11 Int, 2 | attention of the universal Church on the hopes and challenges, 12 1, 3 | Assembly, the universal Church came to see more clearly 13 1, 3 | The Lord has called the Church in Oceania to himself: as 14 1, 3 | Christ is now calling the Church to share in his mission 15 1, 3 | clearly in the life of the Church in Oceania.~The Bishops 16 1, 4 | of history, thanks to the Church's extraordinary missionary 17 1, 4 | find their true home in his Church. The people responded in 18 1, 4 | Synod left no doubt that the Church, the communio of believers, 19 1, 4 | fail to ask: How can the Church be an effective instrument 20 1, 5 | all peoples. He guides the Church by the power of the Holy 21 1, 5 | in presenting Jesus, the Church must show his compassionate 22 1, 5 | in the name of Jesus, the Church in Oceania today will be 23 1, 6 | Australia to the growth of the Church and the accomplishment of 24 1, 6 | declaring her 'Blessed' the Church was saying that the holiness 25 1, 6 | The relationship of the Church to the Aboriginal peoples 26 1, 6 | Besides this challenge, the Church in Australia now faces many 27 1, 6 | maintain and develop the Church. Modern developments have 28 1, 6 | secularized society, in which the Church faces challenges similar 29 1, 6 | awareness of belonging to the Church", it is also true that in 30 1, 6 | institutions have suffered greatly. Church leaders and many Christians 31 1, 7 | the greatest glory of the Church's past in Oceania but also 32 1, 7 | the implantation of the Church on the islands of Oceania. 33 1, 7 | communio offered in Christ. The Church in Oceania demonstrates 34 1, 7 | influence in Oceania; and the Church cannot but do all in her 35 1, 7 | consciences. Likewise, the Church and other religious bodies 36 1, 7 | Truth and the Life, the Church must respond in new and 37 1, 8 | all. It also reminds the Church in Oceania that she gathers 38 1, 8 | particularly appropriate for the Church in Oceania today, for the 39 1, 8 | mission; and the core of the Church's mission is to proclaim 40 1, 8 | truth which demands that the Church respond to the problems 41 1, 8 | in the Sacraments of the Church. When Christians live the 42 1, 8 | Spirit is summoning the whole Church.~The Experience~ 43 1, 9 | Christ the King when the Church celebrates Jesus as the 44 1, 9 | their home in the Catholic Church. As a symbolic exchange 45 1, 9 | deep communio between the Church of Rome and the local Churches 46 1, 9 | distinctive features of the Church in Oceania made it important 47 1, 9 | Lord has bestowed on his Church, and this too was a source 48 1, 9 | the universality of the Church. The sense of unity and 49 1, 9 | communication is not easy. For the Church as a whole, the diversity 50 1, 9 | unique part in the universal Church. As such, they realize that 51 1, 9 | special gifts to the wider Church. I pray that, through the 52 1, 9 | belong fully to the universal Church, to which they bring a special 53 1, 9 | was an opportunity for the Church in Oceania to prepare for 54 1, 9 | conscious than ever that "the Church, having received from Christ 55 1, 9 | fruit of the Jubilee if the Church in Oceania, strengthened 56 2 | The Church as communio~Mystery and 57 2, 10 | by the Holy Spirit, the Church must walk the same road 58 2, 10 | which Christ walked, and the Church means all of us, joined 59 2, 10 | profound mystery of the Church;(18) and the Extraordinary 60 2, 10 | as the very heart of the Church. So too the Synod Fathers 61 2, 10 | Fathers declared that "the Church is essentially a mystery 62 2, 10(18)| Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 4; 8; 13- 63 2, 10 | the understanding of the Church as the People of God and 64 2, 10 | community of disciples. Church as communion recognises 65 2, 10 | The communio of the Church is a gift of the Blessed 66 2, 10 | Mystery of Christ by which the Church shares in the divine communio 67 2, 10 | loved us" (1 Jn 4:11).~The Church Particular and Universal~ 68 2, 11 | particular way the notion of the Church as communio. They emphasized 69 2, 11 | the understanding of the Church as the People of God. Ecclesial 70 2, 11 | special way by the local Church gathered around the Bishop, 71 2, 11 | episcopate. The communio of the Church comprises all the local 72 2, 11 | Rome as visible head of the Church. "The College of Bishops 73 2, 11 | expression to the communio of the Church".(23) This unity of the 74 2, 11 | ground of the identity of the Church, established by Christ on 75 2, 11 | visible foundation" of the Church.(24) The Lord himself commissioned 76 2, 11 | characterizes the entire life of the Church. Together in the College 77 2, 11(24)| Dogmatic Constitution on the Church of Christ Pastor Aeternus, 78 2, 11 | Churches and the universal Church, especially the Holy See, 79 2, 11 | communio of the universal Church, and they see this as a 80 2, 11 | efforts to build up the church and to live out this communion 81 2, 12 | communio that marks the Church.~The Eastern Catholic Churches 82 2, 12 | and unity of the Universal Church with their unique history 83 2, 12(29)| Office of Bishops in the Church Christus Dominus, 37.~ 84 2, 12 | generosity of the Latin Catholic Church in Oceania. Over the years, 85 2, 12 | into the predominant Latin Church. Yet the Synod also made 86 2, 12 | Catholics.~The challenge for the Church in Oceania is to come to 87 2, 12 | fabric of human society, the Church offers herself as a healing 88 2, 13 | 13. The Church in Oceania received the 89 2, 13 | addressed to every member of the Church. "The whole Church is missionary, 90 2, 13 | of the Church. "The whole Church is missionary, for her missionary 91 2, 13 | Some members of the Church are sent to people who have 92 2, 13 | of the lay members of the Church. In the family, in the workplace, 93 2, 14 | have drifted away from the Church, perhaps because of painful 94 2, 14 | gifts of Jesus Christ in the Church, for these gifts alone will 95 2, 14 | live.~At times the Catholic Church is seen as presenting a 96 2, 14 | room for complacency. The Church is challenged to interpret 97 2, 14 | is the very heart of the Church and her mission.~A Church 98 2, 14 | Church and her mission.~A Church of Participation~ 99 2, 15 | to offer to the universal Church and, in turn, the Church 100 2, 15 | Church and, in turn, the Church rejoices in the special 101 2, 15 | life and mission of the Church".(38) The catechists in 102 2, 15 | and who tend to regard the Church as just another of the many 103 2, 15 | In such a situation, the Church needs well-trained leaders 104 2, 15 | themselves for work in the Church's mission. I join in praying 105 2, 15 | other challenges facing the Church's members, especially those 106 2, 16 | Gospel was first preached the Church has known the process of 107 2, 16 | understood and lived.(43) The Church teaches the unchanging truth 108 2, 16 | were convinced that the Church, in her efforts to present 109 2, 16 | people to renounce it. "The Church invites all people to express 110 2, 16 | It is vital that the Church insert herself fully into 111 2, 17 | 17. In recent times the Church has strongly encouraged 112 2, 17 | seamless garment of the Church of Christ".(52) These are 113 2, 17 | Synod Fathers asked that the Church in Oceania develop an understanding 114 2, 17 | the faith and life of the Church are expressed in legitimate 115 2, 17 | missionaries arrived, the Church in Oceania has inevitably 116 2, 17 | insights which help the Church to understand better and 117 2, 17 | authentic Tradition of the Church is required. Genuine inculturation 118 2, 17 | guidance of the universal Church. While remaining wholly 119 2, 17 | the faith and life of the Church in legitimate forms appropriate 120 2, 17 | communion of the universal Church.(58)~As their guiding vision, 121 3, 18 | Evangelization is the mission of the Church to tell the world the truth 122 3, 18 | In evangelization, the Church expresses her own inner 123 3, 18 | perspectives for the future of the Church in Oceania. Many of them 124 3, 18 | Oceania. Some felt that the Church in Oceania as a whole is 125 3, 18 | It is to this that the Church in Oceania is now called; 126 3, 18 | of the Holy Spirit, the Church in Oceania is preparing 127 3, 18 | Bishops pointed out that the Church's teaching is at times questioned 128 3, 18 | surprising that the voice of the Church is less influential in public 129 3, 18 | with the Creator".(62) The Church has to fulfill her evangelizing 130 3, 18 | the first priority for the Church in Oceania. In one sense, 131 3, 19 | consecrated service of the Church, which has proven such a 132 3, 19 | indispensable role in the Church's evangelizing mission.(69) 133 3, 19 | an inner renewal of the Church, and all renewal in the 134 3, 19 | and all renewal in the Church must have mission as its 135 3, 19 | introversion. Every aspect of the Church's mission to the world must 136 3, 19 | the social teaching of the Church to bear on civic life in 137 3, 19 | will not fail to help the Church now to find the evangelizing 138 3, 20 | This is the essence of the Church's life, the fruit of the 139 3, 20 | his word proclaimed by the Church. Saint Paul asks, "How can 140 3, 20 | Inspired by this story of the Church's birth in Oceania, the 141 3, 20 | Gospel in our own day.~The Church faces a twofold challenge 142 3, 20(72)| Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 25.~ 143 3, 20 | refined philosophy, the Church preaches by word and deed 144 3, 21 | excellent opportunity for the Church to evangelize, to build 145 3, 21 | provide the only contact the Church has with non-practising 146 3, 21 | Where possible, the Church should devise a pastoral 147 3, 21 | levels. Coordination of the Church's efforts is necessary to 148 3, 21 | those who represent the Church in the media,(77) and to 149 3, 21 | violence they have reached.(78) Church leaders need to collaborate 150 3, 22 | 22. The Church's mission to "tell the truth 151 3, 22 | right to receive from the Church instruction and education 152 3, 22 | partnership between government and Church in the provision and operation 153 3, 23 | to the credibility of the Church's witness. They expressed 154 3, 23 | positive and fraternal. The Church in Oceania has given ecumenism 155 3, 23 | knowledgeable about the Church's doctrine, her tradition 156 3, 23 | They also encouraged the Church's agencies, where possible, 157 3, 24 | be distinguished from the Church's approach to fundamentalist 158 3, 24 | are openly hostile to the Church, others wish to engage in 159 3, 24 | young people away from the Church, and even from their families. 160 3, 24 | movements are a challenge to the Church to revitalize her pastoral 161 3, 25 | in Catholic schools, the Church has an especially delicate 162 3, 25 | especially delicate task.~The Church in Oceania also needs to 163 3, 25 | evangelizing mission of the Church. They are both oriented 164 3, 25 | with these religions, the Church needs experts in philosophy, 165 3 | Hope for society~The Church's Social Teaching~ 166 3, 26 | 26. The Church regards the social apostolate 167 3, 26 | in its early years, the Church in Oceania welcomed papal 168 3, 26 | the social doctrine of the Church has been well received, 169 3, 26 | reflect the full range of the Church's social teaching and illustrate 170 3, 26 | international solidarity. The Church has also helped to develop 171 3, 26 | an integral part of the Church's mission in the world.(92) 172 3, 26 | upon political power. "The Church is concerned with the temporal 173 3, 26 | our ultimate end".(93) The Church's social teaching needs 174 3, 26(93)| Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2420.~ 175 3, 27 | destructive of human society. The Church encourages young people 176 3, 27 | executives and community leaders, Church leaders can offer valuable 177 3, 27 | be experts in the field, Church leaders need to be well 178 3, 27(95)| Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2273.~ 179 3, 28 | cultures; and it is the Church's task to help indigenous 180 3, 28 | rebirth is now".(99) The Church will support the cause of 181 3, 28 | and the wider society. The Church expresses deep regret and 182 3, 28 | these by members of the Church, especially where children 183 3, 29 | 29Just as in the early Church one Christian community 184 3, 29 | international agencies, the Church finds it more difficult 185 3, 29 | Fathers also asked that "the Church in the more wealthy parts 186 3, 29 | agencies".(105) Nor can the Church in Oceania be indifferent 187 3, 30 | a culture of death", the Church has to defend the right 188 3, 30 | is not a question of the Church seeking to impose her morality 189 3, 30 | message must be taught by the Church not only within the Catholic 190 3, 30 | In order to present the Church's position on biomedical 191 3, 32 | 32. The history of the Church in Oceania cannot be recounted 192 3, 32 | telling the story of the Church's remarkable contributions 193 3, 32 | educational programmes, the Church seeks the integral formation 194 3, 32 | civilization of love".(111)~The Church takes advantage of religious 195 3, 32 | that love. The right of the Church to found educational, health 196 3, 32 | cooperate in this area with Church authorities, with unequivocal 197 3, 33 | with the community of the Church.~The Catholic school has 198 3, 33 | evangelizing mission of the Church.(112) Yet a distinguishing 199 3, 33 | Their contribution to the Church and civil society in Oceania 200 3, 33 | indispensable lay service in the Church. Teaching is always a challenge; 201 3, 33 | community and loyal to the Church and her teaching.~Today, 202 3, 33 | her teaching.~Today, the Church in Oceania is extending 203 3, 33 | their rightful place in the Church's mission in the world. 204 3, 33 | part in society and the Church, preparing future professionals 205 3, 33 | the arts and sciences. The Church needs experts in philosophy, 206 3, 33 | constitutes a true service to the Church and society.~Health Care~ 207 3, 34 | suffering. This ministry of the Church of Oceania is for many people 208 3, 34 | between health care and the Church's mission and how it covers 209 3, 34 | services in remote places. The Church has been among the first 210 3, 34 | allowed to compromise the Church's fundamental commitment 211 3, 34 | commitment in this area.~The Church's teaching on the dignity 212 3, 34 | at the forefront of the Church's promotion of human life 213 3, 34 | throughout Oceania. The Church and society as a whole owe 214 3, 34 | 40) should know that the Church highly esteems their dedication 215 3, 35 | footsteps of the Lord, the Church's mission of charity reaches 216 3, 35 | services offered by the Church in Oceania; but some were 217 3, 35 | mention in the Synod Hall. The Church provides counselling services 218 3, 35 | are only a part of the Church's social apostolate in Oceania. 219 3, 35 | resolving conflict.(124) The Church's care also extends to those 220 3, 35 | to play their part in the Church's mission to tell the truth 221 4, 36 | holiness" (Eph 4:24). The Church in Oceania has been endowed 222 4, 37 | fundamental importance for the Church in Oceania of prayer and 223 4, 38 | 38. The Church Aforcefully and specially 224 4, 39 | people when they approach the Church's worship.(131) The words 225 4, 40 | the very beginning, the Church has not ceased to obey the 226 4, 40 | to play their part in the Church's mission. The Synod Fathers 227 4, 40 | and intense love of the Church's greatest Sacrament.~They 228 4, 41 | reconciliation and peace. The Church serves the world best when 229 4, 41 | Christ's disciples... The Church is never more herself than 230 4, 42 | reflected in the care which the Church extends to all who are suffering 231 4, 43 | is a call to share in the Church's mission; and, given the 232 4, 43 | remind lay people in the Church of their particular call. 233 4, 43 | part of the growth of the Church in Oceania".(136) From the 234 4, 43 | the very beginning of the Church in this vast region, lay 235 4, 43 | arts and so on".(138) The Church supports and encourages 236 4, 43 | Christ. In this way, the Church becomes the yeast that leavens 237 4, 43 | order.~Young People in the Church~ 238 4, 44 | assure the youth of the Church in Oceania that they are 239 4, 44 | are a vital part of the Church today, and that Church leaders 240 4, 44 | the Church today, and that Church leaders are keen to find 241 4, 44 | people more fully in the Church's life and mission. Young 242 4, 44 | apostolate to which the Church is now calling them, and 243 4, 44 | energetically in the life of the Church at every level: universal, 244 4, 44 | theirs. It is essential that Church leaders study the culture 245 4, 44 | of their culture into the Church's life and mission".(140)~ 246 4, 44 | imperative therefore that the Church proclaim the Gospel to the 247 4, 44 | the young people of the Church to give prayerful consideration 248 4, 44 | fruit in the life of the Church now, as it has always done 249 4, 45 | should be called a domestic church".(144) Ultimately, the family 250 4, 45 | for evangelization in the Church and beyond. "The Church 251 4, 45 | Church and beyond. "The Church and society in Oceania depend 252 4, 45 | concerted pastoral care of the Church, and there will be special 253 4, 45 | responsibilities of larger families. Church and civic authorities ought 254 4, 45 | parents and families. The Church is especially conscious 255 4, 45 | Christian marriage".(149) The Church has a unique opportunity 256 4, 45 | principles underpinning the Church's teaching on marriage and 257 4, 45 | catechists.(151)~Women in the Church~ 258 4, 46 | gifts to the life of the Church, and that without those 259 4, 46 | More than ever now, the Church needs the skills and energies, 260 4, 46 | still feel excluded in the Church as well as in society as 261 4, 46 | charitable works of the Church in Oceania. It is important 262 4, 46 | It is important that the Church at the local level enable 263 4, 46 | their rightful part in the Church's mission; they should never 264 4, 46 | abundantly in service of the Church's mission.(153)~New Ecclesial 265 4, 47 | signs of the times" for the Church in Oceania is the emergence 266 4, 47 | life, they bring to the Church many gifts of holiness and 267 4, 47 | Holy Spirit at work in the Church, the Synod Fathers asked 268 4, 48 | life in the mission of the Church, the Bishops at the Special 269 4, 48 | should be made to the wider Church, and to religious orders, 270 4, 48 | The future of the Church in Oceania depends in large 271 4, 48 | part upon this, for the Church cannot function without 272 4, 49 | Christ and his Body the Church. Celibacy is God's gift 273 4, 49 | great grace for the whole Church, a testimony of the total 274 4, 49 | defended and explained by the Church in cultures that have never 275 4, 49 | presbyterium. As a sign of the Church's recognition of their fidelity, 276 4, 49 | damaging in the life of the Church and has become an obstacle 277 4, 49 | of power, both within the Church and in society as a whole. 278 4, 49 | Sexual abuse within the Church is a profound contradiction 279 4, 49 | caused to them.(171) The Church in Oceania is seeking open 280 4, 50 | ordained ministry of the Latin Church. It has been introduced 281 4, 51 | history of the founding of the Church in Oceania is largely the 282 4, 51 | to enrich the life of the Church in unique ways. Their vocation 283 4, 51 | experts in the communio of the Church. By pursuing the perfection 284 4, 51 | sign of the holiness of the Church.(174) Pastors should always 285 4, 51 | consecrated life in the Church in Oceania, it is important 286 4, 51 | charisms with the local Church. This can be done through 287 4, 51 | pastoral plans within the local Church.~Contemplative orders have 288 4, 51 | vocation is vital for the Church in Oceania. From the very 289 4, 51 | From the very heart of the Church and in mysterious ways, 290 4, 52 | many, vast and deep, the Church in Oceania has not ceased 291 Con, 53 | Jesus and Mother of the Church, who is so revered throughout 292 Con, 53 | wondrous helper in all the Church's efforts to preach and 293 Con, 53 | is no less present to the Church than she was at Pentecost, 294 Con, 53 | of Peace.~Mother of the Church,~your sons and daughters 295 Con, 53 | the Word made flesh.~The Church throughout the world joins 296 Con, 53 | new millennium~that the Church in Oceania~will not cease 297 Con, 53 | true Saviour.~Plead for the Church in Oceania~that she may


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