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 1 Int,  2 |     misgivings inherited from the past, and of mutual misunderstandings
 2 Int,  2 |         necessary purification of past memories. With the grace
 3 Int,  2 | re-examine together their painful past and the hurt which that
 4 Int,  2 |           and the hurt which that past regrettably continues to
 5   1,  17|           excommunications of the past. It is worth recalling that
 6   1,  24|       meetings was conditioned by past events, each had its own
 7   2,  42|           excommunications of the past, Communities which were
 8   2,  53|   together, as the patrons of our past and as the Saints to whom
 9   3,  84|      obstacles inherited from the past and will lead Communities
10   3,  98|        ecumenical undertakings of past centuries, the importance