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An Analysis of the Common Declaration of Pope Paul VI and the Archbishop of Canterbury

ARCIC-sf-19B

Author(s): Christopher J. Hill
Dated: 1978
Protocol: ARCIC-sf-19B

Persistent link: https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=692
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Christopher J. Hill. "An Analysis of the Common Declaration of Pope Paul VI and the Archbishop of Canterbury", ARCIC-sf-19B (1978). https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=692.

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Common Declaration of Pope Paul VI and Dr. Donald Coggan, Archbishop of Canterbury
Paul VI and Donald Coggan ~ 29 Apr. 1977

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