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 1   1    |    relationship of communion with new Church movements.1 Recently,
 2   1 (1)|        acts in all times and with new gifts: Church movements
 3   1 (1)| institutes are born as sign of a “new Pentecost.” Together in
 4   2,1  |        have definitively opened a new understanding of the lay
 5   2,1  |        Christian’s vocation and a new ecclesial practice. It would
 6   2,1  |   received from the Spirit.” (31) New relationships were born
 7   2,1  |         view opened the road to a new relationship of communion
 8   2,1  |           Christ observes that “a new type of communion and collaboration
 9   2,2  |         in some ways, some of the new communities, since both
10   2,2  |           29 November). Something new: besides the 140 general
11   2,2  |          Community of Beatitudes, New Path Community, Communion
12   2,2  |         respond creatively to the new forms of dehumanization,
13   2,2  |          forms of dehumanization, new poverties, the calls that
14   2,2  |     communion between ancient and new charisms. More than the
15   2,2  |    communion are also sought from new forms of evangelical life…
16   2,2  |      evangelical life… Finally, a new richness can spring from
17   2,2  |        hand, movements as well as new forms of evangelical life
18   2,3  |        the Founder. It is truly a new chapter in the experience
19   2,3  |         around to some extent: “A new reality is being born: families,
20   2,3  |       This phenomenon, relatively new, is a sign of the times.
21   2,3  |       Today, often as a result of new situations, many Institutes
22   2,3  |         shared with the laity. …a new chapter, rich in hope, has
23   2,3  |      various Institutes under the new form of so-called associate
24   3    |           we notice the need of a new type of relationship, thanks
25   3    |         of the laity,~-         a new awareness of the potentiality
26   3,3  |           today, would not create new hospitals, nor would he
27   4,3  |        reality together, creating new ways for evangelization.~
28   4,4  |        alone. We also need to see new reflections and incarnations
29   4,5  |        with the laity calls for a new communion among religious
30   4,5  |           charisms can meet for a new form of communion. ~This
31   5,1  |       understand our charism in a new way. What Antonio Maria
32   5,1  |        life. Today, thanks to the new ecclesiology of communion,
33   5,1  |       draw from it directions for new activities in the apostolate.” (
34   5 (6)|     charisms in the Church. For a new setting, Jaca Book, Milan
35   5,3  |          the community acquires a new dimension: the ability of