Downside Symposium Group Books

The Christian Priesthood;

By Joseph Rhymer, Nicholas Lash, Downside Symposium Group, Lash, Nicholas, Editor, Rhymer, Joseph, 1927- Editor

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ix, 308 pages 22 cm Proceedings of the ninth Downside Symposium held at the Benedictine Abbey of Notre-Dame-du-Bec, Normandy, 14th to 19th of April 1969; sponsored by the Downside Symposium Group I...

Intercommunion And Church Membership

By Eds, Kent., Downside Symposium Group, John And Robert Murray, Downside Symposium, John, Ed Kent, Robert, S. J., Ed Murray

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xi, 306 pages ; 22 cm "The papers on church membership and intercommunion ... were presented at the 10th Downside Symposium, which took place in Bristol in April, 1972, at Burwalls, a hostel belong...

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