Apostolic Letter "Augustinum Hipponsensem" of Pope John Paul Ii to the Bishops, Priests, Religious Families and Faithful of the Whole Church on the Occasion of the 16th Centenary of the Conversion of St. Augustine, Bishop and Doctor

Jan Paweł II

Watykan , Holy See (Vatican City State)


Abstract

document of Church

Keywords:

document of Church, John Paul II, Augustine, apostolic letter

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Published
1988-09-08


II, J. P. (1988). Apostolic Letter "Augustinum Hipponsensem" of Pope John Paul Ii to the Bishops, Priests, Religious Families and Faithful of the Whole Church on the Occasion of the 16th Centenary of the Conversion of St. Augustine, Bishop and Doctor. Vox Patrum, 14, 7–46. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/vp/article/view/10677

Jan Paweł II 
Watykan



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