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1 1, 1| Rerum Novarum on the eve of new developments in technological,
2 1, 1| international decision-making. These new conditions and demands will
3 1, 2| heritage of the Gospel "what is new and what is old"7. Certainly,
4 1, 2| for the discovery of the new meanings of human work.
5 1, 2| for the formulation of the new tasks that in this sector
6 2, 5| phases of development through new technologies, such as the
7 2, 5| grounds for reproposing in new ways the question of human
8 2, 7| creating the basis for a new way of thinking, judging
9 2, 7| entered as a consequence of new concrete circumstances,
10 2, 8| development not only do new forms of work appear but
11 2, 8| have developed. Various new systems have been thought
12 2, 8| ideological or power systems, and new relationships which have
13 2, 8| persist or have created new ones. On the world level,
14 2, 8| there is a need for ever new movements of solidarity
15 3, 14| Third World and the various new independent countries that
16 5, 27| always find a glimmer of new life, of the new good, as
17 5, 27| glimmer of new life, of the new good, as if it were an announcement
18 5, 27| an announcement of "the new heavens and the new earth"88
19 5, 27| the new heavens and the new earth"88 in which man and
20 5, 27| toil constitutes reveals a new good springing from work
21 5, 27| apart from work. ~Is this new good - the fruit of human
22 5, 27| already a small part of that "new earth" where justice dwells89?
23 5, 27| the relationship of this new good to the Resurrection
24 5, 27| 25), the expectation of a new earth must not weaken but
25 5, 27| here grows the body of a new human family, a body which
26 5, 27| of foreshadowing of the new age. Earthly progress must
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