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 1 Int|      the uncertainties posed by new times.~Ours is not a gesture
 2 Int|         patiently, silently the new person and the new fraternal
 3 Int| silently the new person and the new fraternal and missionary
 4 Int|        its course, entered into new lands to proclaim the gospel
 5 Int|        danger of falling into a new rhetoric that proposes things,
 6  1 |             the writings of the New Testament deserve special
 7  1 |    through the acquisition of a new sensitivity to face reality
 8  3 |         which takes the name of new age, and all the other searches
 9  3 |        with our spirit, we give new beginning to his life, in
10  3 |         the construction of the new person, regenerated to new
11  3 |      new person, regenerated to new life, destined to inhabit
12  3 |         destined to inhabit the new heavens and the new earth.~
13  3 |         the new heavens and the new earth.~In addition it allows
14  3 |         things and persons with new ~eyes, not moved by passions
15  3 | disconcerting. It is not just a new way of seeing reality, but
16  3 |        of seeing reality, but a new way of being, of placing
17  4 |    totality, beginning with the New Testament, especially the
18  4 |         rediscovery both of the new and special consecration
19  5 |         is a good, also because new readings cannot fail to