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La revue VIVRE et CÉLÉBRER. La Bible et les rituels. Un message de la CELS. Revue de pastorale liturgique et sacramentelle. La Bible - Traduction officielle liturgique.
La revue VIVRE et CÉLÉBRER. La Bible et les rituels. Un message de la CELS. Revue de pastorale liturgique et sacramentelle. La Bible - Traduction officielle liturgique.
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The National Liturgy Office is the English-sector source for guidance and information on all things liturgical.PARSED CONTENT
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Delighted to have played to a capacity audience at the Snape Proms in Aldeburgh on Friday 18 August. Mozart Mass in C Minor.
The NLO Group at Heriot-Watt University is led by Professor Ajoy K. The group is fundamentally concerned with non-linear light-matter interactions, in particular our research is driven towards understanding and applying these interactions to fabricating novel devices. The physics of light-matter interactions within materials underlie the optical phenomena seen in many everyday situations.
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