Chapter, §

 1 Intro     |   humility in recognizing the wrongs done by those who have borne
 2   1,  1   |      the Magisterium for past wrongs. Councils and papal decrees
 3   1   (19)|     of all Catholics, for the wrongs caused to non-Catholics
 4   1,  3   | taking responsibility for the wrongs of the past and of possibly
 5   1,  4   |       acknowledgement of past wrongs. Also from this point of
 6   1,  4   |       that they have suffered wrongs. In any case, the purification
 7   1,  4   |      for forgiveness for past wrongs, especially if addressed
 8   2,  4   |  guilt for the sufferings and wrongs committed by her sons and
 9   3,  4   |       to make confessions for wrongs and requests for forgiveness.
10   4       |      The determination of the wrongs of the past, for which amends
11   4,  2   | intends to judge the possible wrongs of the past, it must be
12   4,  2   | relativize the weight of past wrongs and make history justify
13   4,  2   |   brought against her and the wrongs she has suffered.”68 The
14   5,  1   |     God’s forgiveness for the wrongs of the past, and then, where
15   6,  2   | account - in recognizing past wrongs and the present day subjects
16   6,  2   |       responsibility for past wrongs is a kind of sharing in
17   6,  3   |  Church’s recognition of past wrongs is consistent with the requirements
18 End       |    form of repentance for the wrongs of the past, and in each