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 1    3,   4    |        long history a special experience of the mercy of God. This
 2    3,   4    |     of the mercy of God. This experience was social and communal,
 3    3,   4    |   correlative to the interior experience of individuals languishing
 4    3,   4    |       centuries, is the basic experience of the chosen people at
 5    3,   4(52)|      to the consciousness and experience of their contemporaries.
 6    4,   6    |  mercy is based on the common experience of that good which is man,
 7    4,   6    |   which is man, on the common experience of the dignity that is proper
 8    4,   6    |    proper to him. This common experience makes the prodigal son begin
 9    6,  12    |      of justice, nevertheless experience shows that other negative
10    6,  12    | fundamental human rights. The experience of the past and of our own
11    6,  12    |     been precisely historical experience that, among other things,
12    7,  13    |       lives by it in her wide experience of faith and also in her
13    7,  13    |     sacrament each person can experience mercy in a unique way, that
14    7,  14    |      and in the centuries-old experience of the apostolate, is none