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 1 Int, 6  |   present aim is not to expound new or duly developed insights.
 2 Int, 15 | populations, the advance of the new nations toward independence
 3   1, 18 |         a more revealing light, new energy and increased joy
 4   1, 20 |      origin and nature of those new and vital relationships
 5   1     |     role, and adopt an entirely new and unprecedented mode of
 6   1     |        appearance under various new guises, wholly inconsistent
 7   1, 39 |         indeed been called to a new kind of life, but they have
 8   2, 41 |         not indeed to formulate new rules of spirituality, but
 9   2, 41 |   spirituality, but to generate new energies in striving after
10   2, 43 |        the Council is revealing new ways of acquiring holiness.
11   2, 43 |    inventiveness, and we find a new enthusiasm for a life of
12   2, 44 |         on to the attainment of new virtue. ~
13   2, 52 | Ecumenical Council will give us new and profitable instructions,
14   2     |                To Be Subject to New Regulations~One further
15   2, 56 |    revealed in both the Old and New Testament. Are We not right
16   3, 59 |   rebirth. It brings to birth a new and different kind of life,
17   3, 59 |  proclaimed in the pages of the New Testament. Hence the admonition
18   3, 67 |       forth out of his treasure new things and old." 44 With
19   3     |                  Sheds Light On New Dialogue~
20   3, 95 |        conscious of all that is new and remarkable in this modern
21   3, 97 |       needs, and to applaud the new and often sublime expressions
22   3, 112|      charity, and fired Us with new hope. We welcome with gratitude
23   3, 116|        the Church may take on a new inspiration, new themes,
24   3, 116|      take on a new inspiration, new themes, and new speakers,
25   3, 116|    inspiration, new themes, and new speakers, and thereby increase