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A Shift to High Papalism in the Middle Ages

ARCIC-36-2

Author(s): Alberic Stacpoole, OSB
Dated: 1 Sept. 1971
Event: ARCIC: Eucharistic Doctrine, Windsor, 1-8 September 1971
Protocol: ARCIC-36-2

Persistent link: https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=267
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Alberic Stacpoole, OSB. "A Shift to High Papalism in the Middle Ages", ARCIC-36-2 (Windsor, 1 Sept. 1971). https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=267.

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ARCIC-36 ~ Documentation on Authority
Edward Yarnold, SJ ~ 1 Sept. 1971

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