The Liturgy Documents: A Parish Resource

Introduction by Frederick McManus; Overviews by Barry Glendinning, John Baldovin, Paul Turner, Mark Francis, Gerard Sloyan, J-Glenn Murray, Mary Therese Harrington, Gilbert Ostdiek, Joyce Ann Zimmerman, Thomas Simons, and Paul Ford.

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Verlag: Liturgy Training Publications, Chicago, Illinois, 1999

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The Liturgy Documents: A Parish Resource

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Liturgy Training Publications, Chicago, Illinois

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1999

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Englisch

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1568542453

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9781568542454

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Very good condition.

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