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 1   1,  2   |            cf. Eph 5:27), and her children, pardoned sinners, called
 2   1,  3   |          of the sinfulness of her children.” She “acknowledges as her
 3   1,  4   |        past acts imputable to the children of the Church. Finally,
 4   2   (31)|         speaks of the sins of her children which led to her destruction);
 5   2   (33)|         eaten sour grapes and the children’s teeth are set on edge.”~
 6   2,  1   |        the historical sins of her children.”38 ~
 7   2,  3   |         land, house, servants, or children to those who had more means
 8   2,  3   |         to the advantage of other children of Israel. All this could
 9   3       |          of the sinfulness of her children, recalling all those times
10   3       |         touched by the sin of her children. She is holy in being made
11   3,  1   |     merits, and the faults of her children of yesterday and today. ~
12   3,  1   |         has the power to free her children through the blood of Christ
13   3,  2   |       Jesus, have been made truly children of God in the Baptism of
14   3,  3   |     through the confession of her children’s sins and celebrates his
15   3   (54)|         Church by the sins of her children.~
16   3,  4   |    responsible for the sin of her children by virtue of the solidarity
17   3,  4   |          baptism she brings forth children to a new and immortal life,
18   3,  4   | cooperates in giving birth to new children for God. He is ever more
19   3,  4   |         wounded by the sin of her children of yesterday and today,
20   3,  4   |     delays, and sinfulness of her children.~Holiness and sin in the
21   3,  4   |        assuming the weight of her children’s faults in maternal solidarity,
22   3,  4   |          of the sinfulness of her children” and recognize the necessity “
23   4,  2   |        through the choices of her children, despite all of the deficiencies
24 End       |           without encouraging her children to purify themselves, through