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ARCCM: Ecclesiology, pastoral and juridical problems

ARCCM ~ 22-25 November 1971 ~ London

Selected documents for this event:

ARCCM-11 ~ Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal J.G.M. Willebrands with the Third Report of the ARCCM
George Simms and Ernest Unterkoefler ~ 25 Nov. 1971
ARCCM-11A ~ Third Report of the ARCCM (revised)
ARCCM ~ 25 Nov. 1971
ARCCM-12 ~ Documents relating to the ARCCM
ARCCM ~ 3 May 1974
ARCCM-13 ~ Notes on Conversation at Lambeth concerning Mixed Marriages
4 Oct. 1972

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