The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
    Chapter, Paragraph
  1   1,1|            as well as in regard to new spiritual experiences.
  2   1,1| experienced in trying to establish new relationships with other
  3   1,1|           these countries by these new "colonizers", who like the
  4   1,2|            conflicts between these new small nations and even within
  5   1,5|           as well as in Australia, New Zealand and Canada, making
  6   2  |            led to the emergence of new "theologies" which, if they
  7   2  |           given on the one hand, a new and more ample breath to
  8   2  |            the world of today, the new understanding of the relationships
  9   3  |            to know in facing these new realities of this new world
 10   3  |        these new realities of this new world of today with renewed
 11   4  |           its usual structures: "A new situation arises when the
 12   4  |   responsibility of the territory. New agreements have to be made,
 13   5,1|          the nations wherein these new recruits come from or in
 14   5,3|         one advanced culture, with new Recruits coming from the
 15   5,4|          and total self-giving, of new and bold endeavors. Instead
 16   5,4|       terms of the contract" (cf. "New Instructions" given by the
 17   5,5|          the coming to be of these new institutes, as a service
 18   5,5|  experienced formation which every new creature needs in order
 19   5,5|          growth of these young and new Institutes is to remain


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
    Chapter, Paragraph
 20   1,1|       changing and therefore makes new demands.~Missionary activity
 21   1,1|           GS 11). Our age presents new challenges ("mondanisation",
 22   1,1|      values and changing or giving new life to history itself,
 23   1,1|        capacity to change, to give new life to history itself and
 24   2  |        gentes" can be found in the New Testament, and particularly
 25   2  |          the Old Testament: in the New Testament "eznê" is used
 26   2  |       mission lands". Although the new Code of Canon Law maintains
 27   2  |      missionary" (AG 2). Something new is brought about by the
 28   3  |           is a need not only for a new evangelisation, but also,
 29   3  |        older Churches, involved in new evangelisation, may think
 30   3  |          is an urgent need for the new evangelisation, it does
 31   3  |            false interpretation of new and authentic theological
 32   4  |           Now we are discussing a "new and special consecration"
 33   5  |            Spirit (VC 19,30).~This new consecration is attributed
 34   5  | traditional religions and with the new religious movements. Religious
 35   5  |      churches confronted with this new world. Contemplatives, and
 36   6  |        particular, is a signof the new presence of Jesus, of his
 37   6  |   revelation which we proclaim is "new and definitive" (DV 4, Gal
 38   6  |           that we must always find new formulas, new ways of expressing [
 39   6  |          always find new formulas, new ways of expressing [here


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
    Chapter, Paragraph
 40 Int  |  encouraged the foundation of this new type of Congregations: a
 41 Int  |           often forced) opening of new territories - China, Japan
 42   2,1|      Theological Presuppositions~A new approach to mission developed
 43   2,2|          Jesus Christ and to start new stations. This proclamation
 44   2,2|            inhabitants in 1940). A new and more integrated type
 45   3,1|        time not come to work out a new approach to mission? Vatican
 46   3,1|     mission. Ad Gentes (AG) gave a new significance to the word
 47   3,1|            conquest and develops a new vision based on the Scriptures.
 48   3,2|          level of the Congregation new foundations are being started
 49   3,2|           being started based on a new vision and in accordance
 50   3,2|          choice criterion of these new foundations:~regions mainly
 51   3,2|           leaders, the creation of new ministries, the setting
 52   4,2|     experience of integration in a new culture is a reality which
 53   4,2|          Should we start something new elsewhere? The temporary
 54   4,2|            evangelical vision of a new mankind founded on liberty,
 55   4,2|     request of a bishop to start a new insertion than in local
 56   4,2|           of the Congregation: the new Foundations~We receive many
 57   4,3|      difficulties in applying this new vision are the obstacles
 58   4,3|            in a position to launch new foundations is particularly


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
    Chapter, Paragraph
 59 Int  |           which have given rise to new problems and which have
 60 Int  |        these years there have been new theological and pastoral
 61   1,1|         those of locals who form a new political class. The central
 62   1,2|     traditions. That gives rise to new relationships and to new
 63   1,2|           new relationships and to new ways of thinking and behavior.
 64   1,2|           thinking and behavior. A new culture is formed and traditional
 65   1,3|        revival has brought about a new emphasis on religious pluralism
 66   1,4|      wealth with the dioceses.~The new recruits to the apostolate
 67   1,4|           activity directed by the new pastors, there are new tendencies
 68   1,4|         the new pastors, there are new tendencies resulting from
 69   1,4|      number of factors such as the new challenges to be faced,
 70   1,4|        challenges to be faced, the new people involved, the increase
 71   1,5|             of the apostolate on a new basis which will take account
 72   1,5|           will take account of the new local members. The change
 73   1,5|         socio-economic changes, by new roles which are not sufficiently
 74   1,5|   sufficiently clearly defined, by new challenges and ideas, by
 75   1,6|    standard acceptance of mission. New requirements are being discovered,
 76   2,1|        changing world and meet the new challenges with discernment
 77   2,1|            starting point that the new challenges can be met and
 78   2,1|          challenges can be met and new horizons opened up. ~
 79   2,2|            in the Church are not a new radical beginning which
 80   2,2|        before. The things that are new are a part of her growth
 81   2,2|    attempted to bring together the new elements which concern the
 82   2,2|           4-6), presents a radical new way of life to all who wish
 83   2,2|           situation of Christians, new evangelization for those
 84   2,2|         past ten years have thrown new light on the different states
 85   2,2|       adapting forms if need be to new situations and different
 86   2,2|       consecrated life to work out new answers to the new problems
 87   2,2|        work out new answers to the new problems in the world of
 88   2,2|           live their charisma in a new context must become inculturated
 89   2,3|        offers fresh enthusiasm and new incentive. Faith is strengthened
 90   2,3|         universal mission that the new evangelization of Christian
 91   2,3|           churches. This will give new vigor to the churches themselves
 92   2,4|         charisma will facilitate a new way for being missionary.~
 93   2,4|         consecrated life, gives it new enthusiasm and new motivation
 94   2,4|        gives it new enthusiasm and new motivation and elicits faithfulness"


Group meeting: institutes excl. missionaries
    Chapter, Paragraph
 95      |           charisma.  the choice of new foundations which meet not


Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord.
    Chapter, Paragraph
 96      |            pure monasticism".  The new awareness of monasticism
 97      |      facing the monasteries in the new churches:~Particular difficulties
 98      |           different attitude and a new awareness of the problem
 99      |          missionary.~The number of new foundations will continue
100      |  understanding of monasticism.~The new Churches’ concrete, specific


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
    Chapter, Paragraph
101      |            giving the necessary "  new and audacious thrust "(RM
102      |        very important to establish new church structures, like
103      |            will help them obtain a new legislation corresponding
104      |       legislation corresponding to new developments in their apostolate .


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
    Chapter, Paragraph
105      |         consecrated life, gives it new enthusiasm and new motivation (
106      |        gives it new enthusiasm and new motivation (Vita Consecrata,
107      |        five years, it spread to 13 new countries: European (Belgium,
108      |          established only in three new countries.~The ad gentes
109      |            latest implantations in new countries (9 since 1968)
110      |  Administration. This is something new: earlier, the missionary
111      |         1997, we have explored six new countries in view of an
112      |          share their views on this new phenomenon.~ ~


The witn. of cons. life in the local church
    Chapter, Paragraph
113      |           of giving witness to the new life received from Christ
114   2,C|           social dimensions. ~This new dimension of Christian love
115 Con  |          is the encouragement of a new ‘ardour for holiness’ among


Formation for mission
    Chapter, Paragraph
116      |          and in the Letters of the New Testament;  the various
117      |           in order to be part of a new people. In this way, his
118      |   Formation in mission" requires a new model of communication:


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
    Chapter, Paragraph
119      |           Jesus and streamline the new perspectives in Mission
120      |     discussions, leading towards a new theology of religious pluralism;
121      |     hopefully contribute towards a new ecological vision and spirituality.
122      |      spirit-guided religious life. New types of prophetic religious
123      |            perhaps give shape to a new form of religious life that


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
    Chapter, Paragraph
124   1  |         program to the status of a new source of vocations. Vocations
125   4  |        works and the initiation of new collaborative works that