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In all three of those areas, Pope Benedict said, the council "reviewed or even corrected certain historical decisions, but in this apparent discontinuity it has actually preserved and deepened [the church's] inmost nature and true identity.
Catholics also are not just individuals but members of a religious community; we are deeply relational by our inmost nature and this is true of our religious life also; it is not surprising since we are made in the image of God, and God is not one Person but three, a divine society.
 
 
 
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