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1 Int,  2 |  for mutual forgiveness and reconciliation, are called to re-examine
2   1,  6 |    in which the fullness of reconciliation and communion must be made
3   1,  18| could consider legitimate a reconciliation brought about at the expense
4   1,  29|   in the other a desire for reconciliation, for unity in truth. For
5   1,  35|     history, is himself our Reconciliation. This vertical aspect of
6   3,  98|   we proclaim the Gospel of reconciliation without at the same time
7   3,  98|    committed to working for reconciliation between Christians? However
8   3,  99|   guide us along the way of reconciliation, so that the unity of our