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LYRA APOSTOLICA.

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MAGEE.-ON ATONEMENT AND SACRIFICE:
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MANNING.-THE UNITY OF THE CHURCH,

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PARADISE LOST,

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PRIVATE DEVOTION:

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"I believe in one Catholic and Apostolic Church." Nicene Creed

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PHILIP. THE LIFE AND OPINIONS

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