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 1 Int,  1 |    Church, the People of the New Covenant, began her pilgrim
 2 Int,  2 |      blood, the blood of the new and everlasting covenant.
 3 Int,  6 |   with the enthusiasm of the new evangelization. To contemplate
 4 Int,  7 | Christ and pointing out with new force to the Church the
 5   1,  13|  that is to say the grant of new immortal life in the resurrection”.18 ~
 6   1,  20| leads to the expectation of “new heavens” and “a new earth” (
 7   1,  20|      of “new heavens” and “a new earth” (Rev 21:1), but this
 8   1,  20|      at the beginning of the new millennium, so that Christians
 9   2,  21|   were both the seeds of the new Israel and the beginning
10   2,  21|  laid the foundations of the new messianic community, the
11   2,  21| community, the People of the New Covenant. ~The Apostles,
12   2,  22|    Christ, the People of the New Covenant, far from closing
13   3,  27| history of the People of the New Covenant, the Church's Magisterium
14   3,  29|      of Holy Orders, makes a new presbyter by conferring
15   5,  47|     a way consonant with the new content of Easter.~
16   6,  58|      wine, the seeds of that new history wherein the mighty
17   6,  58|    world. Mary sings of the “new heavens” and the “new earth”
18   6,  58|   the “new heavens” and the “new earth” which find in the
19 CON,  59|    light and their hearts to new hope (cf. Lk 24:13-35).~
20 CON,  60|     a matter of inventing a 'new programme'. The programme
21 CON,  62|  opening up before us those “new heavens” and that “new earth”
22 CON,  62|       new heavens” and that “new earth” which will appear