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VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI recognizes the damage and pain caused by the clergy sex abuse crisis and will seek to heal wounds during his trip to America next week, the Vatican’s no. 2 official said yesterday.

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|VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI recognizes the damage and pain caused by the clergy sex abuse crisis and will seek to heal wounds during his trip to America next week, the Vatican’s no. 2 official said yesterday.
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