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 1 Fore   |           life, were able to discover new ways of involvement and
 2 Fore   |               ways of involvement and new tasks they could perform
 3 Fore   |         Institute has had to confront new situations which have affected
 4 Fore   |        dedicated to education. Today, new concepts of education and
 5 Fore   |            with young people in the " new cultural contexts " in which
 6 Fore   |              favoring the creation of new forms of presence in the
 7 Fore   |               invites us to undertake new educational projects within
 8 Intro  |     educational heritage and point to new ways of living out the charism
 9   1,6  |        starting point for a number of new missionary and apostolic
10   1,19 |           gather followers to found a new religious community within
11   2,41 |              the charism, discovering new insights into its spiritual
12   2,41 |        Marcellin’s charism and reveal new facets of it charism for
13   3,57 |          world today is confronted by new challenges: global interdependence,
14   3,57 |     secularisation, and the advent of new technologies. Such developments
15   3,57 |   technologies. Such developments set new horizons and, despite their
16   3,57 |             their ambiguities, create new possibilities. ~
17   4,73 |          world. Rather he proclaims a new vision of human society
18   4,80 |            marvels of creation and of new life; their intuitions of
19   4,83 |             is the ultimate source of new life, new hope, and new
20   4,83 |          ultimate source of new life, new hope, and new energy for
21   4,83 |               new life, new hope, and new energy for us personally
22   4,88 |              limitations; relating in new ways to others, friends
23   4,91 |             faith and in making God’s new order a reality among us. 36~
24   4,92 |            was inspiring them to find new ways of being present as
25   5,119|           humbly became one of Jesus’ new family of followers who
26   6,160|             with others, we establish new schools, or change the sites
27   6,166|              of faith, of becoming "a new creation", people of imagination,
28   8    |              o            We initiate new ventures.~o            We
29   8    |            the belief and vision of a new and Spirit-filled Church.~
30 Quest  |          neglected~1.         What is new for you in this chapter/~
31 Quest  |              ideas in the Chapter are new or fresh for you?~2.        
32 Notes  |            calculated to reassure the new pupil and banish his timidity;
33 Notes  |            prompted them to place the new society under the patronage
34 Notes  |             However, the plans of the new Association made no provision
35 Notes  |      accommodate so many people and a new building was a matter of
36 Notes  |              was the architect of the new building; he ordered everything
37 Notes  |              with my own eyes in that new post, with reference to
38 Notes  |           method slightly to suit the new listeners. So, having explained
39 Notes  |               well. I will share your New Year’s wishes with them.~
40 Notes  |                and these will lead to new ways of living more in conformity
41 Notes  |    Constitutions, 165~2.14 Time for a new relationship between Religious
42 Notes  |           Today, often as a result of new situations, many Institutes
43 Notes  |               We may say that . . . a new chapter, rich in hope, has
44 Notes  |              on the big cities, where new customs and styles of living
45 Notes  |            living arise together with new forms of culture and communication,
46 Notes  |           neglect the centres where a new humanity, so to speak, is
47 Notes  |                is emerging, and where new models of development are
48 Notes  |             It is important to create new ways of being present which
49 Notes  |             the Institute needs these new foundations in order to
50 Notes  |               the fire of charity, in new foundations where the various
51 Notes  |              responses adapted to the new requirements of the integral
52 Notes  |      government to give preference to new projects designed for the
53 Notes  |             from within and making it new . . . for the Church it
54 Notes  |             to the establishment of a new culture of life.(82)~Evangelium
55 Notes  |             to be protagonists of the New Evangelisation.~As the faithful
56 Notes  |              into a dialogue with the new generations in order to
57 Notes  |          Church and Christianity in a new way. ~Ut Unum Sint, 20,
58 Notes  |             case what is needed is a "new evangelisation" or a "re-evangelisation".~
59 Notes  | evangelisation: he alone stirs up the new creation, the new humanity. . .
60 Notes  |              up the new creation, the new humanity. . . Through the
61 Notes  |            the principal agent of the new evangelisation. Hence it
62 Notes  |              The Society must begin a new Church over again. I do
63 Notes  |           sense, yes, we must begin a new Church. The Society of Mary,
64 Notes  |                Marcellin) was open to new ideas and fresh attitudes.
65 Notes  |              at the same time in that new life which has been given
66 Notes  |               universe which is given new significance when seen with
67 Notes  |               mass media represents a new frontier for the mission
68 Notes  |             risk is heightened by two new elements. Firstly, there
69 Notes  |               have the ability of the new media to provide the entire
70 Notes  |            and sometimes disappear. A new form of identity is created
71 Notes  |              Vita Consecrata, 97~6.28 New school projects~Normally
72 Notes  |          works" and the beginnings of new projects which could be
73 Notes  |          Brothers in keeping with the new evangelical thrust inherent
74 Notes  |           become missionaries of this New Evangelisation, by daily
75 Notes  |             to be protagonists of the New Evangelisation. . . ~The
76 Notes  |            different forms. It is the new wine of a greater sensitivity
77 Notes  |            availability. . .It is the new wine of inter-provincial
78 Notes  |    international communities, or some new experience of community
79 Notes  |         priorities lie. And the life (new wine) is valued not in terms
80 Notes  |              the first century of the new millennium. Christ expects