CATHOLICISM IN AFRICA
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Auteurs : David MathewSource :
- New Blackfriars [ 0028-4289 ] ; 1952-01.
English descriptors
- Teeft :
- Africa david mathew, African authority, African masses, African mind, African nationhood, African number, African peoples, African population, African priest, African priesthood, African priests, African race, African society, Ahcan layman, Assistant education secretaries, Brief introduction, British administration, Catholic church, Catholic clergy, Catholic faith, Catholic life, Central africa, Chief christian, Clan group, Conditions favourable, Country districts, Direct language, Economic anxieties, Education secretary, Empty land, Equal friendship, Fine churches, Fourth wheel, French capital, Future priests, General body, Government service, Great need, Greater extent, Greatest debt, Greatest difficulty, Happiest impact, Hereditary chiefship, Industrial areas, Industrial proletariat, Judge rutherford, Many africans, Many areas, Matter africa, Messianic teaching, Mission buildings, Mission orphanages, Mission teacher equality, Missionary societies, Modern counterpart, National aspirations, National consciousness, Notre dame, Other hand, Pioneer missionaries, Poor conditions, Pope benedict, Pope pius, Priestly rank, Principal factor, Profound separation, Race injustice, Rural areas, Saint francis, Similar questions, Strict sense, Such teachmg, Teaching bodies, Towns need, Training african priests, Tribalised societies, True place, University chaplain, Village community, Village unit, West africa, Younger members.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1741-2005.1952.tb00495.x
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