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 1 Text, 7 |       the duty of reparation and expiation by a certain more valid
 2 Text, 7 |         c.), there must be added expiation, whereby sins are wholly
 3 Text, 8 |         8. Moreover this duty of expiation is laid upon the whole race
 4 Text, 8 | acknowledged this common debt of expiation and, led by a certain natural
 5 Text, 9 |          the whole virtue of the expiation depends on the one bloody
 6 Text, 10|         of that propitiation and expiation shall we receive for ourselves
 7 Text, 11|       union with Christ, so does expiation begin that same union by
 8 Text, 12|          And truly the spirit of expiation or reparation has always
 9 Text, 13|       But how can these rites of expiation bring solace now, when Christ
10 Text, 14|         have us partakers of His expiation, and this is also demanded
11 Text, 15|         is the necessity of this expiation or reparation, more especially
12 Text, 18|         life in this exercise of expiation. ~
13 Text, 19|         this same duty of making expiation, a duty which is to be fulfilled
14 Text, 20|       desire that this custom of expiation or pious reparation, long
15 Pray    |      being prepared by voluntary expiation to make amends for the sins
16 Pray    |         voluntary homage of this expiation, and vouchsafe, by that