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The Church and Eucharist

ARCIC 21

Working paper produced by the Sub-Commission on “Church and Eucharist” at Venice, September 1971.

Author(s): ARCIC-I
Dated: 28 Sept. 1970
Event: ARCIC: Church and Ministry; Church and Authority; Church and Eucharist; the Relation of Men and Women; Making of Moral Judgements, Venice, 21-28 September 1970
Protocol: ARCIC 21

Persistent link: https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=126
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Citation:
Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission I. "The Church and Eucharist", ARCIC 21 (Venice, 28 Sept. 1970). https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=126.

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