CFR-RC-52-37 ~ Peter Day, Women's Ordination: The History of the Controversy Clarified ~ IARCCUM.org

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Women’s Ordination: The History of the Controversy Clarified

CFR-RC-52-37

A letter to the editor of Ecumenical Trends responding to remarks in the December 1976 issue by an unnamed Vatican official.

Author(s): Peter Day
Dated: 1977
Protocol number: CFR-RC-52-37

Persistent link: iarccum.org/doc/?d=1308
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Citation:
Peter Day. "Women’s Ordination: The History of the Controversy Clarified", CFR-RC-52-37 (1977). Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue. https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=1308.

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