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Les Martyrs De La Famille Vincentienne Au Xxème Siècle, R. D'Amico

Vincentiana

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Iv. Spanish Martyrs: 5. Martyrs Of The Society Of St. Vincent De Paul

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Iv. Spanish Martyrs: 3. Martyrs Of The Association Of The Children Of Mary Immaculate

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I. Les Martyrs De Chine: 1. La Révolte Des Boxers (1990-1907), R.S. Delagoza

Vincentiana

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I. Les Martyrs De Chine: 2. La Guerre Sino-Japonaise (1937 Et 1942), R.S. Delagoza

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I. Les Martyrs De Chine: 3. La Période Communiste (1934 Et 1941-1972), Hugh O'Donnell

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Ii. Les Martyrs D’Amérique Latine: 1. Mexique (1917), J. Prager

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Ii. Les Martyrs D’Amérique Latine: 2. Panama (1989), J. Prager

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Iii. Les Martyrs D’Europe De L’Est: 1. Pologne (1943)

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Ii. Les Martyrs D’Amérique Latine 3. Brésil

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Iii. Les Martyrs D’Europe De L’Est: 2. La Période Communiste (1951-1978), Milan Sasik C.M., Anton Stres C.M.

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Iv. Martyrs D’Espagne (1934-1939): 2. Martyres De La Compagnie Des Filles De La Charité

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Iv. Martyrs D'Espagne (1934-1939): 3. Martyrs De L’Association Des Enfants De Marie Immaculée

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Iv. Martyrs D’Espagne (1934-1939): 1. Martyrs De La Congrégation De La Mission, J. M. Roman

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Los Mártires De La Familia Vicenciana En El Siglo Xx, R. D'Amico

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Iv. Martyrs D'Espagne (1934-1939): 5. Martyrs De La Société De Saint-Vincent De Paul

Vincentiana

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I. Los Mártires De China: 2. Guerra Chino-Japonesa (1937 Y 1942), Rolando S. Delagoza C.M.

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I. Los Mártires De China 1. La Revolución De Los Boxers (1990-1907), R.S. Delagoza

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Ii. Los Mártires De América Latina: 1. México (1917), J. Prager

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I. Los Mártires De China: 3. El Periodo Comunista (1934 Y 1941-1972), Hugh O'Donnell

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Iii. Los Mártires De La Europa Del Este: 1. Polonia (1943)

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Ii. Los Mártires De América Latina: 3. Brasil

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Iii. Los Mártires De La Europa Del Este: 2. El Periodo Comunista (1951-1978), Milan Sasik C.M., Anton Stres C.M.

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Iv. Mártires D’España (1934-1939): Introducción, J. M. Roman

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Iv. Mártires D’España (1934-1939): 2. Mártires De La Compañía De Las Hijas De La Caridad

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Iv. Mártires D’España (1934-1939): 5. Sociedad De San-Vicente De Paúl

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Iv. Mártires D’España (1934-1939): 3. Mártires De La Asociación De Hijos E Hijas De María Inmaculada

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Concluding Address: Culture And Worship, Once More, Marva J. Dawn

Institute of Liturgical Studies Occasional Papers

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The organizing principle I needed to pull together the events of this week became clear quite early in the institute. It became clear because of the great wisdom of the people who attended my discussion session after the opening keynote. They raised some critical issues and pulled many things into the dialectical tensions of which, for lack of time, I had been able to explicate only one side. In response, I found myself again and again saying, "This gets us back to the necessity for community, doesn't it?" All of the worship issues, especially the wars, arise because our …

Liturgy And Ecumenism: What Next?, Eugene L. Brand

Institute of Liturgical Studies Occasional Papers

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This year, 1998, marks the twentieth anniversary of the Lutheran Book of Worship (LBW) that we celebrate together with the fiftieth anniversary of the Institute of Liturgical Studies here at Valparaiso University. My personal debt to the institute goes back to 1956 when I persuaded my internship supervisor to allow me to attend the institute in Michigan. That meeting introduced me to some of the giants of the previous generation-Arthur Carl Piepkorn, Berthold von Schenk, AR. Kretzmann and M. Alfred Bichsel-and gave me a vision of what worship among Lutherans might be. Then, following my return from doctoral studies …

You Have To Wear Something, Susan R. Briehl

Institute of Liturgical Studies Occasional Papers

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I begin with scripture. Where else could one start when invited to speak about preaching and its power of formation in the lives of hearers? How else can preaching shape a people for the living of this particular and peculiar life to which Jesus calls us, except we tum to scripture, tell its stories, sing its songs, cry its laments, pray its prayers, enter its wisdom, and taste the life it bears? We have no other word to proclaim than the promise of God, the mystery of God's unfailing love for the world revealed and offered to us in …