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 1 Intro     |             the successor of Peter, I ask that in this year of mercy
 2   1,  1   |              past, nor of the need to ask God’s pardon for conduct
 3   1,  2   |            Council Fathers state, “we ask pardon of God and of the
 4   1   (19)|              an act of expiation” and ask forgiveness of the Indians
 5   1,  3   |            can repent in his place or ask forgiveness in his name.”
 6   1,  4   |              taken by John Paul II to ask pardon for faults of the
 7   2   (37)|             betrayal, felt no need to ask forgiveness for the killing
 8   2,  2   |            even if the person may not ask for forgiveness (cf. Mt
 9   2,  2   |               of the past in order to ask for forgiveness. This might
10   4       |      theological evaluation. One must ask: What precisely occurred?
11   4       |      historical analysis can one then ask whether what happened, what
12   5,  2   |                 With humble prayer we ask pardon of God and of the
13   6       | considerations, it is now possible to ask the question: What are the