Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1  |       Gospel values, thus giving new vitality to religious community,
 2 Intro, 0,1  |         reason, a reflection and new proposals on "fraternal
 3 Intro, 2,3  |           Vatican II(10) and the new Code(11) insist explicitly
 4 Intro, 2,3  |          members in charity. The new Code has synthesised these
 5 Intro, 3,4  |     emphasised, and has led to a new emphasis on social commitment.~
 6 Intro, 3,4  |          have also given rise to new styles of personal and community
 7 Intro, 4,5  |      religious communities.~a) A new profile in religious communities.
 8 Intro, 4,5  |   inadequate for coping with the new situations.~c) The way of
 9 Intro, 4,5  |      functional instrument.~d) A new concept of the human person
10 Intro, 4,5  |         satisfactory balance.~e) New governing structures emerged
11 Intro, 4,5  |        its true place within the new context.~The combination
12 Intro, 5,6  |             6. In light of these new situations, the purpose
13 Intro, 5,7  |          do: "I shall give you a new heart, and put a new spirit
14 Intro, 5,7  |       you a new heart, and put a new spirit in you; I shall remove
15 I, 1,9      |         Father sent his Son, the new Adam, to reconstitute all
16 I, 1,9      | established the beginning of the new People of God, calling to
17 I, 1,9      |         he entrusted to them the new commandment of mutual love: "
18 I, 1,9      |   commandment of mutual love: "a new commandment I give to you,
19 I, 2,10     |          the times, give life to new religious families -- and
20 I, 2,10     |         families -- and hence to new ways of living out the one
21 I, 2,10     |    sisters, he might establish a new fraternal fellowship in
22 II, 2,21    |     close in on himself, to the "new man" who gives himself to
23 II, 3,27    |      religious life, a source of new vocations and an encouragement
24 II, 5,36    |          that is particular to a new heart that knows how to
25 II, 5,38    |      learn daily to take on that new mind which allows us to
26 II, 5,42    |         to the challenges of the new society.~Quite frequently,
27 II, 5,44    |    allows creative adjustment to new situations and this leads
28 II, 6,49    |          look ahead and point to new horizons for mission. Still
29 II, 6,52    |        from the obedience of the New Man began its reconstitution (
30 II, 7,54    |         above all in her task of new evangelization.~Also for
31 III, 1,59   |     document, in order to give a new thrust to the spirit of
32 III, 1,62   |          traditional ways, or in new ways more suited to new
33 III, 1,62   |          new ways more suited to new forms of poverty, or by
34 III, 1,63   |        communities available for new kinds of services, more
35 III, 1,66   |          that is to say, for the new forms of poverty and suffering
36 III, 1,66   |        it takes care to announce new ways of being present --
37 III, 1,66   |           in order to respond to new needs, especially those
38 III, 1,67   |         of the reduced number of new vocations and because of
39 III, 1,67   |       learning to discover their new way of building community
40 III, 1,67   |         participating in it in a new and effective manner.~However
41 III, 1,69   |                              70. New relationship to the laity~
42 III, 1,69   |        inviting them to discover new ways of making the same
43 Conclu, 0,70|        are capable of attracting new disciples, following the