Chapter, §

 1 Intro   |          the conditions which make acts of “purification of memory”
 2 Intro   |           6) implications of these acts of repentance for the faults
 3   1,  3 |           voluntarily, by means of acts or omissions, or through
 4   1,  4 |   themselves still wounded by past acts imputable to the children
 5   2,  1 |         against God. What is more, acts of violence perpetrated
 6   2,  2 |        Holy One” in 1 Jn 2:20 (cf. Acts 6:10). The triple proclamation
 7   2,  2 |         holy” in Is 6:3 returns in Acts 4:8, while 1 Pt 1:16 insists
 8   2,  2 |            Lk 1:35; 4:34; Jn 6:69; Acts 3:14; 4:27,30; Rev 3:7),
 9   2,  2 |       desperation for his act (cf. Acts 1:15-20), while Peter repents (
10   3,  2 |           called the “saints” (cf. Acts 9:13; 1 Cor 6:1; 16:1).
11   4,  2 |            within which the Church acts are different, and so, the
12   5,  1 |             responsibility for the acts of their ancestors. In this
13   5,  1 |       reception of the Councils or acts like the abolition of mutual
14   5,  1 |         belongs to the subject who acts, every individual conscience
15   5,  1 |          every society chooses and acts within a determined horizon
16   5,  1 |          To truly understand human acts or their related dynamics,
17   6,  1 |          of the past.~First, these acts tend towards the purification
18   6,  2 |          processes of reception of acts of ecclesial repentance,
19   6,  2 | significance, and vice versa, that acts conditioned by a determined
20   6,  2 |         the possible costs of such acts, taking into account also
21   6,  2 | discernment, in order to undertake acts of reparation which are
22   6,  2 |            the definition of these acts there be joint research
23   6,  3 |            is important that these acts do not contribute to a lessening
24   6,  3 |          should be noted that such acts can increase the credibility
25   6,  3 |         the precise topics of such acts, those involved in the Church’
26   6,  3 |          of people to receive such acts (thus, for example, aspects
27   6,  3 |           the purpose of ecclesial acts of repentance can be none
28   6,  3 |           be avoided is that these acts be mistaken as confirmation
29   6,  3 |         also be desirable if these acts of repentance would stimulate
30   6,  3 |           on the other hand, these acts share in the mysterious