Chapter, §

 1 Intro     |     the faults which they have committed,” the Pope concludes, “Let
 2 Intro     |     simple admission of faults committed by the sons and daughters
 3   1,  2   |        Paul VI. For the faults committed against unity, the Council
 4   1,  2   |      now living of past faults committed by members of their religious
 5   1,  2   |        communities:~ “What was committed during the passion (of Christ)
 6   2   (32)|    Nehemiah confesses the sins committed by the people of Israel,
 7   2,  1   |       for the people are those committed directly against him rather
 8   2,  1   |  against him rather than those committed (also) against other human
 9   2,  1   |     interlocutors for the sins committed by their fathers, given
10   2,  1   |        national, of the faults committed against God. What is more,
11   2,  1   |    responsibility for the sins committed by their fathers. The Church
12   2,  4   |      the sufferings and wrongs committed by her sons and daughters
13   5,  1   |     responsibility for a wrong committed against others. Usually,
14   5,  1   |        an action and those who committed it. The only responsibility
15   5,  1   |     existing between those who committed the evil in the past and
16   5,  2   |      whether they are actively committed to obeying the imperative
17   6       | responsibility for past faults committed in her name by her sons