Noticing Lazarus at Our Door: Reflections of a Priest with Forty Years in Hispanic Ministry - Couverture souple
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FOREWORD The peoples of Mexico, Central America and South America have had the most horrendous life experiences for over four hundred years. Their lives previously may not have been any better. But, one would thin
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Rev. John Lavin, C.Ss.R. John Lavin is a Redemptorist priest who has served the Latin American poor and Hispanics for more than forty years. His time line goes as follows: He was missioned to Puerto Rico at the end of 1967. He spent eight years of min
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FOREWORD The peoples of Mexico, Central America and South America have had the most horrendous life experiences for over four hundred years. Their lives previously may not have been any better. But, one would thin
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