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 1 Pre   |      before us everywhere in the new evangelization of the young.~
 2   1   |    challenge which underlies the new evangelization: the ability
 3   1   |         pastor and educator, and new cultural, professional and
 4   2   |         spirit; a theme somewhat new as regards a certain image
 5   2   |         constantly at grips with new projects.. It is in fact
 6   2   |           the press, emigration, new laws, the spreading of culture,
 7   2   |        correspondence, ideas for new projects and the production
 8   3   |                         3. Why a new insistence at the present
 9   3   |        adequate formation to the new requirements". As a motivation
10   3   |       evident therefore that the new level of formation is not
11   3, 1| important source for proposing a new cultural model. A great
12   3, 1|     lawful, insert in it what is new that comes from Christ,
13   3, 2|                              The new evangelization~The "new
14   3, 2|          new evangelization~The "new evangelization" is the great
15   3, 2|          transformation in which new concepts of life are being
16   3, 2|         to commit himself to the new evangelization must make
17   3, 2|  positive confrontation with the new phenomena, understand cultural
18   3, 2|         heart of life, interpret new languages and codes of meaning.~
19   3, 2|           The perspective of the new evangelization includes
20   3, 3|        in some settings in which new items appear more evident
21   3, 3|          youth".~Then too in the new contexts in which we are
22   3, 3|          study.~Add to these the new dimensions of pastoral work
23   3, 4|         destined to play in this new model for work: those of
24   4   |   radical, though not completely new because in many parts the
25   4   |       scarcity of personnel, the new opportunities we are offered,
26   4   |       demands and to prepare for new and flourishing developments
27   4   |       five years, the opening of new houses or foundations, nor
28   4   |        at an impressive rate and new requests were being constantly
29   4   |       years from 1929 to 1932 no new foundations will be accepted,
30   4   |         the verge of discovering new horizons and pastoral needs,
31   4   |  formation and the foundation of new Institutes corresponding
32   5   |           is everywhere entering new geographical and cultural
33   5   |   proclaim in the climate of the new evangelization.~The fundamental
34   6   |          becomes more extensive, new information is continually
35   6   |   concepts of life presents ever new questions. The cultural
36   7, 1|        who "responds to the ever new demands arising from the
37   7, 2|     respect of the assumption of new demands; there has been
38   7, 3|      talents except by opening a new and specific field of work
39   7, 3|       feel the reduced number of new vocations. We must, however,
40   7, 4|       and of preparation for the new evangelization".~We must
41   8, 1|           the perspective of the new evangelization and of inculturation,
42   8, 2|     ahead, in the context of the new evangelization, with a cultural
43   8, 2|       ethics, in the creation of new relationships, in proposing
44   8, 2|     frontier which is relatively new and hence needs to be followed
45   8, 2|         of the Provinces in this new experience. The attainment