Symposium Trauma & Healing
05-07-2024
On Friday afternoon, June 28, the Institute for Eastern Christianity (Instituut voor Oosters Christendom, IVOC),
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On Friday afternoon, June 28, the Institute for Eastern Christianity (Instituut voor Oosters Christendom, IVOC),
On April 5th, Fr Serge Model defended his PhD thesis Le facteur religieux, instrument de
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