Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1  |           of presenting them with new horizons, helping them to
 2   I, 0,4    |         the unchangeable and ever new Gospel of Jesus Christ,
 3   I, 0,6    |     courage needed for raising up new human life: thus life is
 4   I, 0,7    |      divorce and of recourse to a new union, even on the part
 5   I, 0,8    |           commitment, so that the new culture now emerging may
 6   I, 0,8    |         society. In this way the "new humanism" will not distract
 7   I, 0,8    |      technical applications offer new and immense possibilities
 8  II, 0,13   |     becomes a real symbol of that new and eternal covenant sanctioned
 9  II, 0,13   |          Lord pours forth gives a new heart, and renders man and
10  II, 0,13   |           seven sacraments of the New Covenant.(30)~Indeed, by
11  II, 0,13   |    definitively placed within the new and eternal covenant, in
12  II, 0,13   |         conjugal love, but with a new significance which not only
13  II, 0,14   |          God for giving life to a new human person. Thus the couple,
14  II, 0,14   |    receive from God the gift of a new responsibility. Their parental
15  II, 0,16   |           in his or her flesh the new world of the future resurrection.(
16 III, 1,19   |   Christian couples the gift of a new communion of love that is
17 III, 1,19   |       Church and to the world the new communion of love, given
18 III, 1,20   |  sacrament of matrimony offers a "new heart": thus the couples
19 III, 1,20   |    definitive love of Christ, the new and eternal Covenant made
20 III, 1,20   |           hope have not entered a new union: these spouses too
21 III, 1,21   |       also called to experience a new and original communion which
22 III, 1,22   |           of God, calling her the new Eve and presenting her as
23 III, 1,25   |          called upon to develop a new attitude of love, manifesting
24 III, 1,26   |        through the image of these new generations that will receive
25 III, 1,27   |       respect the autonomy of the new family; above all they carry
26 III, 2,29   |       Norm, Always Old Yet Always New ~29. Precisely because the
27 III, 2,29   |       norm, always old yet always new, regarding marriage and
28 III, 2,29   |      human, exclusive and open to new life (Humanae vitae, 11;
29 III, 2,30   |     offers the hope of creating a new and better humanity, but
30 III, 2,30   |         the spiritual riches of a new human life. The ultimate
31 III, 2,31   |           these problems offers a new and stronger confirmation
32 III, 2,36   |  begetting in love and for love a new person who has within himself
33 III, 2,38   |          creating activity, has a new specific source in the sacrament
34 III, 2,39   |      holiness, according to their new nature (Eph. 4:22-24), and
35 III, 2,40   |    pastoral work. This involves a new form of cooperation between
36 III, 2,41   |         the heart to discover the new needs and sufferings of
37 III, 3,47   |        every family pertains by a new and original right to the
38 III, 3,48   |                             For a New International Order ~48.
39 III, 3,48   |          extended in a completely new way: it now also involves
40 III, 3,48   |        involves cooperating for a new international order, since
41 III, 4,49   |    continuous proclamation of the new commandment of love, the
42 III, 4,52   |         the sacrament of marriage new strength to transmit the
43 III, 4,55   |     Christ the High Priest of the New and Eternal Covenant.(137)~
44 III, 4,56   |        spouses are made part in a new way by marriage, conjugal
45 III, 4,57   |          In this sacrifice of the New and Eternal Covenant, Christian
46 III, 4,61   |           the Council opened up a new possibility for the Christian
47 III, 4,63   |                               The New Commandment of Love ~63.
48 III, 4,63   |      accordance with the gift and new commandment of love.~The
49 III, 4,63   |         inspired and guide by the new law of the Spirit and, in
50 III, 4,64   |     Inspired and sustained by the new commandment of love, the
51  IV, 1,66   |        from the fact that, in the new situations, young people
52  IV, 1,66   |         to face and deal with the new difficulties. But experience
53  IV, 1,66   |          wedding, so as to give a new meaning, content and form
54  IV, 1,68   |        Christian communities, and new and unjustified anxieties
55  IV, 1,69   |           discover and live their new vocation and mission. In
56  IV, 1,69   | responsibilities as they face the new problems that arise, in
57  IV, 1,69   |        themselves in a context of new values and responsibilities,
58  IV, 4,77   |          offering to others, in a new form, the kindness and the
59  IV, 4,83   |       from becoming involved in a new union and devote themselves
60  IV, 4,84   |    usually intend to enter into a new union, obviously not with
61  IV, 4,84   |           of the celebration of a new sacramentally valid marriage,
62 Conclu, 0,86|      Christ is mirrored and given new life. May she, the Handmaid