The A.E. Studzinski Library: Religious Studies Department

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from The Catholic Hierarchy

Research for Mr. Mackinson's Early Church

Research resources at Studzinski Library and the Boston Public Library

Research resources at the Studzinski Library and the Boston Public Library

Research on women in the early church and the creation of a pamphlet as a deliverable

Resources for the teaching sessions project

Also see the Social Justice resources for Mr. Hatgas