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1 III,18|        reflections of the immediate past, especially from the intellectual
2 III,22|         sense, all the Popes of the past century have prepared for
3 IV,33 |              through repentance, of past errors and instances of
4 IV,33 | Acknowledging the weaknesses of the past is an act of honesty and
5 IV,34 |        world.(18) These sins of the past unfortunately still burden
6 IV,35 |        these painful moments of the past a lesson can be drawn for
7  V,56 |          redemptive power the whole past history of the human race,