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 1 Intro,1|             third millennium of the new era draws near, our thoughts
 2  I,5   | significance in the writings of the New Testament. These writings,
 3  I,6   |            God. Jesus Christ is the new beginning of everything.
 4 II,9   |           life, one would receive a new life in either a higher
 5 II,10  |          happens still, though in a new way, in Christianity. In
 6 II,13  |          develop beginning with the New Testament. The jubilee year
 7 II,13  |        children of Israel, offering new possibilities to families
 8 II,16  |             time, as the eve of the new millennium approaches, is
 9 III,18 |    considered as the beginning of a new era in the life of the Church.
10 III,18 |          Church, the "old" and the "new" are always closely interwoven.
11 III,18 |            closely interwoven. The "new" grows out of the "old",
12 III,18 |           fuller expression in the "new". Thus it was for the Second
13 III,18 |             the preparation of that new springtime of Christian
14 III,20 |           teaching and the striking new tone in the way it presented
15 III,20 |           it were a proclamation of new times. The Council Fathers
16 III,20 |            best preparation for the new millennium, therefore, can
17 III,21 |       evangelization, or rather the new evangelization, the foundations
18 III,21 |          themselves are part of the new evangelization: they were
19 III,21 |          local levels, giving her a new awareness of the salvific
20 III,22 |       guidelines for the birth of a new world order after the fall
21 III,23 |             up to it be lived as "a new Advent".(9) This theme has
22 III,23 |            matter of indulging in a new millenarianism, as occurred
23 III,27 |            1989 however there arose new dangers and threats. In
24 IV,33  |          cross the threshold of the new millennium without encouraging
25 IV,36  |             On the threshold of the new Millennium Christians need
26 IV,38  |     Americas on the problems of the new evangelization in both parts
27 IV,44  |       Church cannot prepare for the new millennium "in any other
28 IV,45  |          the principal agent of the new evangelization. Hence it
29  V,56  |          this Catholic unity of the new People of God ... And there
30  V,58  |            the first century of the new millennium. Christ expects
31  V,59  |            the men and women of the new millennium towards the One