The Purpose of the Papacy
John S. (John Stephen) Vaughan
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Subjects
- Catholic Church -- Apologetic works
- Church of England -- Controversial literature
- Continuity of the church -- Anglican Communion
- Papacy
- Popes -- Infallibility
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