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Canon Law commentary provides answers regarding child abuse by Catholic clergy

June 20, 2020
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Canon Law Child Abuse

Title: Canon Law commentary provides answers regarding child abuse by Catholic clergy

Author: Alexandra Ilitch

Sharing answers from “Canon Law: Letter and Spirit : a Practical Guide to the Code of Canon Law” by Geoffrey Chapman 1995.

Publisher: Veracity

Date: 19JUN2020

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