JUAN PABLO II (2021). Meditación sobre el don. Didaskalos. 64 pp.

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Juan Pablo II

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Recensión al volumen de Juan Pablo II "Meditación sobre el don"

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2021-12-31

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Álvarez Alonso, C. (2021). JUAN PABLO II (2021). Meditación sobre el don. Didaskalos. 64 pp. Cuadernos De Pensamiento, (34), 264–268. Retrieved from https://revistas.fuesp.com/cpe/article/view/199

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No. 34 (2021): Cuadernos de Pensamiento. Monographic issue on women and social change

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