tua culpas

Noun

tua culpa (plural tua culpas)

1. (uncommon) An instance of blaming someone else.
   • Here, in the desperate plight of so many of our brethren, lies a heavy charge against us. Here there is more than enough reason for our humble ‘mea culpa’ but also for a ‘tua culpa’ addressed to those outside the Church who, as socialists, claim to have, or ought to have, a sense of social...1952 September 19, Hugo Rahner, quotee, “‘Without God, Freedom Is Only A Word’”, in The Catholic Times, volume 1, number 51, Columbus, Oh.: The Catholic Times, Inc., →OCLC, page 2, column 6

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