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 1 Intro      |       includes the purification of memory among the signs “which may
 2 Intro      |       present.~The purification of memory is thus “an act of courage
 3 Intro      |           acts of “purification of memory” possible in connection
 4 Intro   (2)|          forward for purifying her memory regarding the faults of
 5 Intro      |          faults in order to purify memory and to live the renewal
 6 Intro      |            act of “purification of memory” undertaken by believers,
 7   1,  3    |          for a purification of the memory of the Church from all forms
 8   1,  4    |        spanning the centuries. Her memory is not constituted only
 9   1,  4    |            Church could purify her memory with respect to ambiguous
10   1,  4    |            in the critical work on memory developed in our society.
11   1,  4    |          case, the purification of memory can never mean that the
12   4,  1    |      offers to modify the present. Memory becomes capable of giving
13   5,  1    |        kind of moral and religious memory of the evil done, which
14   5,  1    |          is by its nature a common memory. This common memory gives
15   5,  1    |         common memory. This common memory gives eloquent testimony
16   5,  1    |       through the “purification of memory” culminating in a mutual
17   5,  1    |         the present.~Purifying the memory means eliminating from personal
18   5,  1    |          lived in the present. The memory of division and opposition
19   5,  1    |        substituted by a reconciled memory, to which everyone in the
20   5,  1    |         process of purification of memory, however, insofar as it
21   5,  2    |            of a past that, through memory, was still exerting its
22   5,  2    |     exclusion, so as to purify the memory of the past and generate
23   5,  2    |         one. The basis of this new memory cannot be other than mutual
24   5,  2    |           the West. In such a way, memory frees us from the prison
25   5,  2    | Athenagoras’ testimony to this new memory is in this sense exemplary.~
26   5,  3    |       avoid every form of mythical memory and reach a fair critical
27   5,  3    |          and reach a fair critical memory capable - in the light of
28   5,  4    |        keep a “moral and religious memory” of the injury inflicted
29   6,  1    |        towards the purification of memory, which – as noted above –
30   6,  3    |    invitation to a purification of memory involves believers and non-believers
31   6,  3    |          steps for purification of memory and reconciliation in other
32   6,  3    |          fuelled by hatred and the memory of often ancient wounds,