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A Sacramental People: Vocation and Healing Vol II

by Michael Drumm

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One of the most urgent questions facing the Catholic Church is how best to celebrate its sacraments. But the problem facing priests and liturgy planners is how, realistically, to bring new life to celebrations for the modern era. This volume faces the problem in relation to vocation and healing.
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One of the most urgent questions facing the Catholic Church is how best to celebrate its sacraments. But the problem facing priests and liturgy planners is how, realistically, to bring new life to celebrations for the modern era. This volume faces the problem in relation to vocation and healing.
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