Chap.,  Par., N.

 1   2,    0, 7  |     being mobilized to promote a new culture. In the various
 2   2,    1, 11 |         as the foundation of the new and eternal Covenant, source
 3   2,    1, 13 |       taking a chance on what is new, together with them, to
 4   2,    2, 15 |        Kingdom that opens to the new frontiers of the educational
 5   2,    4, 23 |        relationships and to free new energies for the mission.
 6   2,    4, 23 |         elderly Sisters may find new ways of evangelical fruitfulness.~
 7   2,    4, 25 |         to better respond to the new poverty of the young people.~ ~
 8   2,    4, 29 |        the need to assume with a new awareness for oratorian
 9   2,    6, 38 |          in the building up of a new society. ~ ~ ~ ~On the frontiers
10   2,    6, 43 |      planet in order to assume a new vision of poverty and its
11   2,    8, 45 |         Salesian Family .~ ~Seek new openings for the lay associations (
12   2,    8, 47 |       suggested that we initiate new presences in the recently
13   2,    9, 48 |      particular reference to the new technologies. They emphasize
14   2,   10, 54 |        and reawakening in them a new awareness and accompanying
15   2,   13, 63 |        for a critical use of the new technologies with the aim
16   2,   13, 64 |          an index of hope and of new enthusiasm for the life
17   3,    2, 67 |        Israel as well as for the new people of God formed by
18   3,    2, 67 |        In Jesus Christ, with the new and eternal Covenant completed
19   3,    2, 67 |      fact, He has defined as His new family, connected to Him
20   3,    2, 69 |           69. Mary, woman of the New Covenant and first citizen
21   3,    3, 77 |     heart, ready to be formed by new tensions, by projects in
22   3,    5, 81 |       wound and in every hope, a new missionary call.~ ~Attentive
23   3,    6, 83 |        the other urges it toward new religious quests. In all
24   3,    7, 88 | spirituality of communion in the new situations (cf C 50). It
25   3,    7, 92 |      with them for the gift of a new heart. ~The capacity for
26   3,    8, 96 |      various types of poverty.~ ~New requests for values~ ~
27   3,    8, 97 |          arises the demand for a new evangelization to reach
28   3,    8, 99 |           We assist at a type of new colonialism, one that produces
29   3,   10, 107|          beatitudes. We speak of new paths walked by people committed
30   3,   11, 109|          be able to identify the new frontiers of our mission
31   3,   11, 111|       favor, particularly in the new generations, the development
32   3,   12, 112|           the provinces indicate new community characteristics
33   3,   12, 114|        in line with the charism, new answers to new educational
34   3,   12, 114|          charism, new answers to new educational needs.~ ~·      
35   3,   13, 117|     family. It is a call to live new life in Christ, configured
36   3,   13, 117|        His face shine before the new generations (cf NMI 16). ~
37   3,   13, 117|        us into the people of the new ~Covenant and thus putting