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 1 Intro      |       they have committed,” the Pope concludes, “Let them do
 2 Intro      |        power of Truth which the Pope has shown has met with a
 3 Intro   (2)| millennio adveniente (TMA), the Pope has indicated to the Church
 4   1,  1    |    ecclesiastical authorities – Pope, Bishops, or Councils –
 5   1,  1    |      furnished by the reforming Pope Adrian VI who acknowledged
 6   1,  1    |         until Paul VI to find a Pope express a request for pardon
 7   1,  1    |     Second Vatican Council, the Pope asked “pardon of God…and
 8   1   (19) |                For example, the Pope, addressing himself to the
 9   1,  3    |     millennio adveniente,20 the Pope expresses the hope that
10   1,  4    |        pardon formulated by the Pope have also given rise to
11   2,  4    |   sinfulness of the people. The Pope’s appeal correctly captures
12   3,  4    |        presides in love,”62 the Pope. This is why it is particularly
13   5,  2    |   recognition of this lack that Pope Paul VI asked pardon of
14   5,  2    |       with the new commandment. Pope Paul VI’s and Patriarch
15   6,  1    |    weaknesses of the past,” the Pope emphasizes, “is an act of