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An edition of Oú va l'Église? (1976)

Oú va l'Église?

Dix ans après le Concile

1. éd.

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Desclée De Brouwer
Language
French
Pages
161

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Subjects
Catholic Church, Catholic authors, Christian life, Doctrines

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Cover of: Oú va l'Église?
Oú va l'Église?: Dix ans après le Concile
1976, Desclée De Brouwer
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[Paris]

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Dewey Decimal Class
282
Library of Congress
BX1751.2 .R4

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Pagination
161 p. ;
Number of pages
161

ID Numbers

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OL4630787M
ISBN 10
222002069X
LCCN
77462188
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4439399

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