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 1 Intro     |       development that completely new problems have arisen. A
 2   I, I    |        CHAPTER I~THE CHURCH AS A "NEW" PEOPLE~
 3   I, I,1  |       there exists in the world a new People, which, vivified
 4   I,II,7  |         ministries. Since, in the New Law, Christ has essentially
 5   I,II,8  |        that a commitment to found new churches is fostered in
 6   I,III,10|            his supreme love. In a new and special way he makes
 7   I,IV,18 |          other for the search for new forms of apostolic presence.
 8   I,IV,18 |      necessary in order to devise new, ingenious, and courageous
 9  II, V    | apostolate, in order to arrive at new and more appropriate adaptations;~
10  II, V    |            texts dealing with the new and serious problems on
11  II,VI,22 |           rather enrich them with new spiritual treasures and
12  II,VI,22 |      should study ways to provide new apostolic presences, so
13  II,VI,22 |      experiments, even completely new ones, always acting in view
14  II,VI,23 |   pastoral field of the Church, a new and very important place
15  II,VI,23 |       should seek out and propose new apostolic forms of service
16  II,VI,23 |           of initiatives to found new religious institutes. Those
17  II,VI,23 |           question, therefore, of new foundations, all who have