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1   1,  3|     in which the Church, or individual groups of Christians, were
2   2,  1|      a) confession texts of individual sins, and b) confession
3   2,  1|    acknowledgement, whether individual or national, of the faults
4   3,  1|    credendi” – teaches, the individual Christian and the community
5   3,  3|     not have an exclusively individual relevance, because it burdens
6   4,  2| which she is represented by individual persons and in the enormous
7   5,  1|     effective perception by individual conscience of the goodness
8   5,  1|     subject who acts, every individual conscience and every society