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 1 Int,  3 | members, conscious that their sins are so many betrayals of
 2   1,  11|       weaknesses, mediocrity, sins and at times the betrayals
 3   1,  34|      in us. If we confess our sins, God is faithful and just,
 4   1,  34|    just, and will forgive our sins and cleanse us from all
 5   1,  34|      is the expiation for our sins, and not for ours only but
 6   1,  34|    ours only but also for the sins of the whole world" (2:1-
 7   1,  34|       world" (2:1-2). All the sins of the world were gathered
 8   1,  34|      of Christ, including the sins committed against the Church'
 9   1,  34|       the Church's unity: the sins of Christians, those of
10   1,  34| faithful. Even after the many sins which have contributed to
11   1,  34| conversion. Not only personal sins must be forgiven and left
12   1,  34|       behind, but also social sins, which is to say the sinful "
13   3,  82|       own faults, confess his sins and place himself in the
14   3,  93|       a world ensnared by its sins and evil designs that, despite