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ARCIC II: The Theology of Communion; Moral Issues

ARCIC-II ~ 28 August to 6 September 1989 ~ Venice

Selected documents for this event:

Drafts and notes of discussions (Venice, 1989)
5 Sept. 1989
ARCIC-II-90 ~ Church and Communion Part 1: Storrington-Birmingham draft
July 1989
ARCIC-II-91 ~ Oxford Morals Draft
July 1989
ARCIC-II-92 ~ Minutes of the seventh meeting of ARCIC-II held in Venice from 28 Aug-6 Sep 1989
ARCIC-II ~ 6 Sept. 1989
ARCIC-II-93 ~ ‘Church and Communion’ draft from the seventh meeting of ARCIC-II held in Venice
ARCIC-II ~ 6 Sept. 1989
ARCIC-II-93C ~ “Church and Communion: Venice Draft” Final Text
ARCIC-II ~ 6 Sept. 1989
ARCIC-II-94 ~ ARCIC II Press release (Venice, 1989)
ARCIC-II ~ 1989

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