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- Liberty Magazine | January / February 2009
- The Understanding of Papal Supremacy As Revealed in the Letters of Pope Gregory the Great
- C. Developments in the History of the Christian Church
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- Will the Real Pope Please Stand Up? by Donita R Mcwilliams (Adapted)
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