An edition of Beten--Sprache des Glaubens, Seele des Gottesdienstes (2000)

Beten--Sprache des Glaubens, Seele des Gottesdienstes

fundamentaltheologische und liturgiewissenschaftliche Aspekte

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Ulrich Willers
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An edition of Beten--Sprache des Glaubens, Seele des Gottesdienstes (2000)

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Publisher
Francke
Language
German
Pages
507

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Subjects

Liturgics, Congresses, Worship
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Beten--Sprache des Glaubens, Seele des Gottesdienstes: fundamentaltheologische und liturgiewissenschaftliche Aspekte
2000, Francke
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
Conference proceedings.

Published in
Tübingen
Series
Pietas liturgica ;, 15
Genre
Congresses.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
264
Library of Congress
BV15 .B48 2000

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Pagination
ix, 507 p., 7 p. of plates :
Number of pages
507

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3538577M
ISBN 10
3772030319
LCCN
2001449487
OCLC/WorldCat
45797797

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