Chapter, §

 1 Intro      |    presuppositions that ground repentance for past faults.~Having
 2 Intro   (2)|       for giving an example of repentance to individuals and civil
 3 Intro      |  implications of these acts of repentance for the faults of the past.
 4   1,  3    |     purify themselves, through repentance, of past errors and instances
 5   1,  3    |       before God with his sin, repentance, and trust. No one can repent
 6   3,  1    |      of holiness, the need for repentance and reform, and their articulation
 7   5,  3    |        return with a spirit of repentance is that of the acquiescence
 8   5,  4    |       as to require “an act of repentance (teshuva),”87 and to be
 9   6,  2    | reception of acts of ecclesial repentance, because these will vary
10   6,  2    |      recognition of faults and repentance for them. However, one should
11   6,  3    |   purpose of ecclesial acts of repentance can be none other than the
12   6,  3    |     desirable if these acts of repentance would stimulate the members
13   6,  3    |    plurality of the notions of repentance and forgiveness in the minds
14   6,  3    |     double effect of an act of repentance by the Church: on the one
15 End        |    again that in every form of repentance for the wrongs of the past,
16 End        |     purify themselves, through repentance, of past errors and instances