Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1 Int,3 |     present needs and to issue a new Code of Canon Law for the
 2   1,16|     safety of morals. Thus these new arts, which can work much
 3   2,33|    blindness into the fires of a new and terrible war. ~
 4   3,76|     another altar or to create a new priesthood over and above


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 5 7     |           on the building of the new basilica, found a resting-place


Mater et magistra
   §
 6 8     |        oblivion. They opened out new horizons for the activity
 7 9     |     encyclical? It also suggests new and vital criteria by which
 8 14    |          Preparing the Way for a New Order~
 9 21    |          and development of that new branch of jurisprudence
10 49    |     world. ~The Reasons for This New Encyclical~
11 50    |        mind of the Church on the new and important problems of
12 87    |       productive methods to meet new situations created by the
13 90    |        constant desire to create new and original work of outstanding
14 -     |                             III. NEW ASPECTS OF THE SOCIAL QUESTION~
15 130   |         of such people for their new kind of work, and they would
16 130   |      proper integration in their new social milieu. ~The Need
17 172   |         in fact be introducing a new form of colonialism-cleverly
18 212   |       remains: how to build up a new order of society based on


Pacem in terris
   §
19 42    |          is evolving on entirely new social and political lines.
20 72    |       life and seek solutions to new problems, then it is essential
21 74    |    government opens out to men a new and extensive field of opportunity
22 74    |       old and feeble, takes on a new vitality in keeping with
23 85    | laborious efforts to establish a new order are not to encounter
24 102   |         environment, and forming new social contacts. ~The Problem
25 106   |      wish to become members of a new society. ~Commendable Efforts~
26 124   |          Pius XII's teaching: "A new order founded on moral principles
27 162   |         the task of establishing new relationships in human society,


Paenitentiam agere
   §
28 5     |      sacred books of the Old and New Testament to be assured
29 16    |        become in Him an entirely new creature and obtain the
30 42    |          to see the dawning of a new and fairer age for the Catholic


Princeps pastorum
   §
31 3     |         more beneficial from the new Vicar of Christ than these
32 4     |         missions by establishing new rules and enkindling the
33 4     |     enkindling the faithful with new zeal-We would like, We repeat,
34 4     |          no effort in order that new branches of the Church may
35 6     |       grace, are blossoming like new buds and are bringing forth
36 11    |        bishops and clergy of the new Christian communities to
37 12    |        own and most distinctive "new" commandments, exhorted
38 22    |       her teaching, from which a new social order should be derived,
39 29    |         is hardly sufficient for new Christian communities to
40 29    |        census, but must create a new man,50 and give all his
41 33    |       should be done so that the new followers of Jesus Christ
42 41    |     Confirmation, through which "new strength is granted to the
43 42    |    subsequent abundant growth of new Christian communities is
44 44    |         additional support and a new incentive. In the meantime,
45 51    |        growing-up process of the new Christian communities. ~
46 56    |    placed at the disposal of the new dioceses; heavenly consolations


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
47    ,8 |          that will be completely new to anyone, but rather We
48   2,34| nourished his own piety and gave new life to it and promoted
49   3,83|     centenary, God wants to cast new light on the wonderful power