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National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA 2008, Newman Studies Journal vol 5/1 Spring 2008, 35-50.
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National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA 2008, Newman Studies Journal vol 5/1 Spring 2008, 51-62.
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National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA 2008, Newman Studies Journal vol 5/1 Spring 2008, 63-76.
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Doctor Communis, Fasc. 1-3 (2008) 29-37.
PETERBURS W., Newman’s Essay on Development as a Basis for Considering Liturgical Change.
The Downside Review, 126. 2008, 442, 21-38.
KER I., Is Dignitatis Humanae a Case of Authentic Doctrinal Development?
Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture 11 (2008) 2, 149-157.
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Catholic Education: A Journal of Inquiry and Practice, Vol. 10 (2007) 3, 357-375.
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Expositions Vol.1 (2007) 1, 29-52.