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BIEMER G., Theodor Haecker: In the Footsteps of John Henry Newman.
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BURRELL D.B., Freedom and Creation in the Abrahamic Traditions.
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CERE D., “Rouse Yourselves!” Newman’s ‘High’ Doctrine of the Laity.
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