The Christian sacrament and sacrifice. Missale Romanum | Sacrifiles

Brevint, Daniel (1616 - 1695)

The Christian sacrament and sacrifice. Missale Romanum

The Christian sacrament and sacrifice. Missale Romanum

London: Vincent J.; Hatchard and son, 1847.

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4. Sacrifice and Eucharist (16^th-18^th Century)

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