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To: Jamey who wrote (20905)	9/24/1998 1:00:00 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 39621

Thursday September 24 11:05 AM EDT Catholic Church to ask forgiveness VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Vatican theologians have finished the draft of a major document in which the Catholic Church will officially ask forgiveness for its past errors, possibly including the Inquisition and its treatment of Jews. The Vatican said its International Theological Commission would meet next month to work on a document ''on the relationship between the Church and the errors of the past.'' The theologians will review a working draft of a document ordered by Pope John Paul, who wants the Church of nearly one billion members to seek forgiveness for the past as part of celebrations marking the millennium. The working draft, currently 35 pages, was prepared by a subcommittee and will be presented to the theological commission for discussion in Rome from September 28 to October 3. In the document, the Church is expected to ask forgiveness for past errors, including contempt for Jews and heretics. The 2000 celebrations begin on December 24, 1999, and end on January 6, 2001. It was not clear when the document would be issued. dailynews.yahoo.com