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ARCCM: The Theology of Marriage and the Problems of Mixed Marriages

ARCCM ~ 27-30 November 1968 ~ Pineta Sacchetti, Rome

Selected documents for this event:

ARCJPC-MM-10 ~ Preparation for the Second Meeting of ARCCM
George Simms and Ernest Unterkoefler ~ 27 Nov. 1968
ARCJPC-MM-7 ~ The Pastoral Approach to the Problems of Mixed Marriage
Donald H.V. Hallock ~ 27 Nov. 1968
ARCJPC-MM-8 ~ The Relation of the Encyclical 'Humanae Vitae' to the Sub-Commission's Task
G.R. Dunstan ~ 27 Nov. 1968
ARCJPC-MM-9 ~ The Relation of the Encyclical 'Humanae Vitae' to the Sub-Commission's Task
Langton Fox ~ 27 Nov. 1968

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