CTS-Do542 ~ Study Guide to the Final Report of ARCIC ~ IARCCUM.org

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Study Guide to the Final Report of ARCIC

CTS-Do542

A 32-page study guide to The Final Report of ARCIC I produced by the English Anglican/Roman Catholic Committee. Published by CTS and SPCK, it bears the CTS document number Do542.

Author(s): English ARC
Dated: 1982
Protocol: CTS-Do542

Persistent link: https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=1468
This permanent link may be used to link to this document.

Citation:
English ARC. "Study Guide to the Final Report of ARCIC", CTS-Do542 (1982). https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=1468.

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ARCIC-I (Resources)
English ARC (Resources)

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CTS no. Do542 (Document missing)

Related documents:

ARCIC-255 ~ The Final Report
ARCIC-I ~ 3 Sept. 1981

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