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 1 Pre    |          saying to us through the new generations called by Him,
 2 Pre    |           to help us discover the new identity that is at our
 3 Pre    |          young people to teach us new paths for a communion which
 4 Pre    |       give us a rough plan of the new horizons of the consecrated
 5 Pre    |       especially the following: a new christological identity
 6 Pre    |         service.~The demand for a new and profound spirituality
 7 Pre    |       option for the poor and the new poor so as to work, from
 8 Pre    |    present with the audacity of a new interpretation guided by
 9 Pre    |     presentation of proposals for new formation processes, presented
10 Pre    |         able to dialogue with the new generations. Unless we are
11 Pre    |           Third Millennium with a new vision of what it means
12 Gre    |      reflects the feelings of the new generation of Religious,
13 Gre    |       these days we have chosen a new dynamic which will give
14   1,  4|          or part of it, to find a new way to articulate this experience
15   1,  4|        this experience and even a new will to share this experience
16   1,  4|          so rich there are always new things to discover in it;
17   1,  4|         stop our daring.  We need new models of leadership and
18   1,  5|        love and strength for each new day, [he will make a way ] (
19   1,  6|       that in the near future the new awareness of the treasure
20   1,  6|           should start to dig our new site for the Community.~ ~
21   1,  7|          simple question of using new means and new technologies.
22   1,  7|   question of using new means and new technologies. Let us respond
23   1,  8|   insertion of some young brought new vitality even for old people;
24   1,  8|           is necessary to adopt a new style that does not exclude
25   1,  8|           serenity of discovering new ways.~We can be and we have
26   1,  8|       young religious who brought new inspiration to the assembly;
27   2,  1|          own community again with new eyes and to rediscover that "
28   2,  1|         the same re-discovery of "new eyes" in your own contact
29   2,  2|      themselves the resources for new paths. By communicating
30   2,  2|          my life".~The birth of a new hope~The experience of genuine
31   2,  2|          a single word everything new that was offered. However,
32   2,  2|  sensitivities expressed that are new in comparison to the traditional
33   2,  3|         society. ~They believe in new forms of presence, a new
34   2,  3|          new forms of presence, a new way of speaking, a continually
35   2,  3|        their desire to respond to new needs in the Church and
36   3    |      REFLECTION~AND PROPOSALS FOR NEW FORMATION PROGRAMS~COMMENTS
37   3,  0|           for granted; what seems new to me is that the difference
38   3,  0|  communities. This is yet another new image of consecrated life,
39   3,  0|           development of anything new. With this in mind, the
40   3,  0|      Undoubtedly there is need of new training strategies, new
41   3,  0|          new training strategies, new training courses and it
42   3,  0|   something which gives rise to a new knowledge, a new desire
43   3,  0|        rise to a new knowledge, a new desire for life, "a taste
44   3,  0|         knowledge of the cross, a new way of identifying oneself
45   3,  2|         not feel there was really new forms of religious life,
46   4,  0|     sensitivity and being open to new ideas, being modern...~Think
47   4,  0|         and extent of outreach.~7.New features of the Vidimusdominum
48   4,  0| architecture or set-up should the new site have?~The contents
49   4,  0|           of time.~Sectors of the new site:~Links~All religious
50   4,  0|      Internet; because it is very new, it monopolized all the
51   5    |          usual group work, with a new methodology, doing the work
52   5    |  important elements that can show new ways to religious life tomorrow.
53   5    |           three points indicating new perspectives for the future.~
54   5,  1|         in all forms of inventing new ways of relating to others,
55   5,  1|           is directed at enabling new things to unfold.~2.3 It
56   5,  1|           negative judgments. The new context of the post-modern
57   5,  1|           in their formation is a new challenge. It seems that
58   5,  1|         harmonized in the person.~New horizons:~The congress of
59   5,  1|          in the long-term.~Toward New Horizons - Education and
60   5,  1|          for them is witness of a new culture.~2. They seem to
61   5,  1|          to communal ones.~Toward new horizons~We should find
62   5,  1|           negative judgments. The new context of the post-modern
63   5,  1|           in their formation is a new challenge. It seems that
64   5,  1|         harmonized in the person.~New horizons:~The congress of
65   5,  1|          in the long-term.~Toward New Horizons - Education and
66   5,  1|          for them is witness of a new culture.~2. They seem to
67   5,  1|          to communal ones.~Toward new horizons~We should find
68   5,  1|       dedication. Experiment with new methods of prayer. Never
69   6    |       Fabio Ciardi, Omi~"Teach us new ways to create a communion
70   6    |         the risk of that which is new...".~The first international
71   6    |         would have said something new, that they would have said
72   6,  A|         are interpreted and given new understanding in the light
73   6,  A|           have been well-formed;~·new models of leadership and
74   6,  B|           with their superiors is new in respect to the recent
75   6,  B|        people have not offered us new doctrinal content on the