Ms. Mina shows us abuse, love, neglect, denial, the struggle to make sense of them and, when possible, find reconciliation.
This zone – sometimes only as wide as a single street – is testimony to the long-term failure to find reconciliation.
But he has returned to the church and hopes his "journey of faith" as described in the play will help other victims heal and find reconciliation.
From this, you may care to predict that the sisters will finally, and weepily, find reconciliation, but I couldn't possibly comment.
The centre-half believes he will be denied the "fairytale ending" of retiring as a Chelsea player and, unless both parties can find reconciliation, every game between now and the summer will feel like a farewell.
I think about that time and, without being sentimental, I am sure that if we can find reconciliation with our past – whether parents, partners or friends – we should try and do that.
"What caught my attention early on was his comment that we don't want red states and blue states, but we want to find reconciliation and rapprochement with folks," said Mrs. Speakman, who changed her party affiliation to Democratic from Republican this year to vote for Mr. Obama in the Pennsylvania primary.
By having a better understanding of the nature of science at a young age, for instance, students may be able to more readily accept publicly controversial scientific theories and find reconciliation between such theories and their worldview.
They must find reconciliation and create a better world for those yet born.
Carla del Ponte, the chief prosecutor of the ICTY, described the report's authors as "totally blind, profoundly insensitive and clearly willing to obstruct all efforts to find reconciliation, truth and justice".
