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 1   1,  1|     declared himself ready for his part to pardon offences received.
 2   1,  2|        every time and on whoever’s part.”11 The Council, nevertheless,
 3   1,  4|            she has lived. In large part, the Church’s past structures
 4   1,  4|          of faults is for the most part one-sided and is exploited
 5   1,  4|          the past simply by taking part in the critical work on
 6   2,  2|           An act of worship on the part of one who has no desire
 7   2,  2|          10; 2 Cor 5:14- 15) to be part of the history in which “
 8   2,  3|      victims and sufferers becomes part of the much broader program
 9   4,  1|       pre-understanding – which is part of every act of interpretation –
10   4,  2| hermeneutic act, they must also be part of the interpretative process
11   6,  1|        conscience above all on the part of the Church today. On