An edition of Always we begin again (1996)

Always we begin again

the Benedictine way of living

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An edition of Always we begin again (1996)

Always we begin again

the Benedictine way of living

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Publisher
Morehouse Pub.
Language
English
Pages
95

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Cover of: Always we begin again
Always we begin again: the Benedictine way of living
2001, Morehouse Pub.
in English - Gift ed.
Cover of: Always we begin again
Always we begin again: the Benedictine way of living
1996, Morehouse Pub.
in English

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Edition Notes

This book is based on The rule of St. Benedict written by St. Benedict in the sixth century in Italy.

Published in
Harrisburg, PA

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
255/.106
Library of Congress
BX3004.Z5 M37 1996, BX3004.Z5M37 1996

The Physical Object

Pagination
v, 95 p. ;
Number of pages
95

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL815223M
Internet Archive
alwayswebeginaga00mcqu
ISBN 10
0819216488
LCCN
95052770
OCLC/WorldCat
33983495
Library Thing
284974
Goodreads
863333

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