Risky business : brotherhood in American culture.
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TextPublication details: Romeoville, Ill. : Christian Brothers National Office, c1986.Description: 182 p. : ill. 21 cmSubject(s): Summary: The articles in the collection addresses the vexing question of the many interrelationships between American culture and religious brotherhood particularly as that relationship is lived by the Brother of the Christian Schools. The contributors present perceptions of both the difficulty of living as religious brothers in American culture and the necessity of such brotherhood for the culture itself.
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| LS BX 1961 .C282 no.4 Catechism of Christian doctrine. | LS BX 2049.C45 .C132 1980 Called as a light to the nations. | LS BX 2373.T4 .M315 1995a Ambassadors of Jesus Christ : prayer meditations for Christian educators. / | LS BX 2385 .R494 1986 Risky business : brotherhood in American culture. | LS BX 2385 .T642 1992 Touching hearts / | LS BX 2835 .B795 1991 Brother in lay religious institutes. | LS BX 3060 .L33c 1964 Lasallian chronology. / |
Papers from the 1986 Christian Brothers' Spirituality Seminar sponsored by the Regional Conference of the Christian Brothers.
The articles in the collection addresses the vexing question of the many interrelationships between American culture and religious brotherhood particularly as that relationship is lived by the Brother of the Christian Schools. The contributors present perceptions of both the difficulty of living as religious brothers in American culture and the necessity of such brotherhood for the culture itself.
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