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 1 Intro,1  |                At the beginning of the new millennium, and at the close
 2 Intro,1  |               the birth of Jesus and a new stage of the Church's journey
 3 Intro,1  |             quenches thirst and brings new life (cf. Jn 4:14). This
 4 Intro,3  |                have looked towards the new millennium which is beginning,
 5  I,5     |          Jubilee with the opening of a new millennium has certainly
 6  I,9     |              11-12) at the dawn of the new millennium. ~
 7  I,11    |               the men and women of the new millennium. ~
 8  I,12    |              Spirit, always capable of new surprises.~
 9  I,15    |                                        New energies ~15. These are
10  I,15    |               had should inspire in us new energy, and impel us to
11 II,16    |          before the generations of the new millennium? ~Our witness,
12 II,17    |              and revealed fully in the New, so that Saint Jerome can
13 II,18    |                 which is followed by a new, radiant and definitive
14 II,19    |               astonishing truth of his new life by showing them "his
15 II,22    |                confirmed by the entire New Testament. The Apostle Paul
16 II,23    |             himself".11 ~Jesus is "the new man" (cf. Eph 4:24; Col
17 III,29   |          Jubilee. From it we must gain new impetus in Christian living,
18 III,29   |               a matter of inventing a "new programme". The programme
19 III,31   |           involved at the start of the new millennium. Can holiness
20 III,32   |              sources and finds in them new life. ~
21 III,35   |                We do not know what the new millennium has in store
22 III,39   |            catechesis which is drawing new life from attentiveness
23 III,40   |              Church at the dawn of the new millennium. Even in countries
24 III,40   |   globalization" and of the consequent new and uncertain mingling of
25 III,40   |            repeated the summons to the new evangelization. I do so
26 III,40   |                to stir in the Church a new sense of mission, which
27 III,40   |              they must proclaim him. A new apostolic outreach is needed,
28 III,40   |       investing that enthusiasm like a new talent (cf. Mt 25:15) which
29 IV,42    |        necessarily be inspired by the "new commandment" which he gave
30 IV,42    |             history, not least in this new century; but without charity (
31 IV,44    |                  44. Consequently, the new century will have to see
32 IV,46    |              rooted as they are in the new life received in the Sacrament
33 IV,48    |             cross the threshold of the new millennium, we take with
34 IV,50    |              Our world is entering the new millennium burdened by the
35 IV,50    | resourcefulness. Now is the time for a new "creativity" in charity,
36 IV,54    |            Dialogue and mission ~54. A new century, a new millennium
37 IV,54    |          mission ~54. A new century, a new millennium are opening in
38 IV,54    |             the grace which makes us a new creation. ~
39 IV,55    |              still be committed in the new millennium, in fidelity
40 IV,55    |                mark the society of the new millennium, it is obvious
41 Conclu,58|               us go forward in hope! A new millennium is opening before
42 Conclu,58|               At the beginning of this new century, our steps must
43 Conclu,58|                her as the "Star of the New Evangelization". Now I point