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AuthorJ, John La Farge, S
AuthorJ, Mother Mary Anthony, S.H.C.
AuthorJ, Patrick
AuthorJ, Richard
AuthorJ, Sister Agnes, C S
AuthorJ, Sister Agnes,C.S.
AuthorJ, Sister M Emmanuel, C S
AuthorJ, Sister Maris Stella, C S
AuthorJ., (REV.) P. LEBEAU, S.
AuthorJ., ANDREW C. VARGA, S.
AuthorJ., BERNARD E. McGOLDRICK, S.
AuthorJ., C. C. Martindale, S.
AuthorJ., Charles M.O'Hara, S.
AuthorJ., Daniel Berrigan, S.
AuthorJ., Daniel Berrigan,S.
AuthorJ., Daniel C. O'Connell, S.
AuthorJ., DAVID C. PEEBLES, S.
AuthorJ., E. F. Schneider, S.
AuthorJ., Edward Duff, S.
AuthorJ., Edward F.Garesche, S.
AuthorJ., Father Francis Sweeney, S.
AuthorJ., George. H. Dunne, S.
AuthorJ., Gerald Ellard, S.
AuthorJ., James E. Whitehead, S.
AuthorJ., James F. Cotter, S.
AuthorJ., JAMES L. VIZZARD, S.
AuthorJ., Johannes Laures, S.
AuthorJ., John L'Heureux, S.
AuthorJ., John Lafarge S.
AuthorJ., John T. Gillard, S.S.
AuthorJ., Jon Sobrino, S.
AuthorJ., Joseph H. Fichter, S.
AuthorJ., Kevin F. Doherty, S.
AuthorJ., Leonard McCarthy, S.
AuthorJ., M. A.
AuthorJ., Moorhouse F. X. Millar, S.
AuthorJ., Mother Mary Anthony, S.H.C.
AuthorJ., R.S.C.
AuthorJ., REV. E. G. BRUNNER, S.S.
AuthorJ., Richard A. McCormick, S.
AuthorJ., S.
AuthorJ., S.S.
AuthorJ., Sister Agnes, C.S.
AuthorJ., Sister Ellen Murphy, C.S.
AuthorJ., Sister Joseph Mary, S.S.
AuthorJ., Sister M. Elizabeth de Sales, S.S.
AuthorJ., Sister M. Emmanuel, C.S.
AuthorJ., Sister Maris Stella, C.S.
AuthorJ., Sister Marls Stella, C.S.
AuthorJ., Sister Mary Aloysiu, S.S.
AuthorJ., Sister Regina Agnes, C.S.
AuthorJ., Sr. Mary Anthony Weinig, S.H.C.
AuthorJ., Thomas D. Roberts, S.
AuthorJ., Thomas Dorney, S.
AuthorJ., Walter J. Ong, S.
AuthorJ., Wilfrid Parsons, S.
AuthorJ., William J. Halligan, S.
AuthorJablonski, Martha
AuthorJabusch, Willard F
AuthorJabusch, Willard F.
AuthorJabusch, Willard Francis
AuthorJabusch, William F.
AuthorJackall, Robert
AuthorJackson, Dan
AuthorJackson, Gabriel
AuthorJackson, Richard
AuthorJacob, Cary F.
AuthorJacob, K. K.
AuthorJacob, Margaret C.
AuthorJacobi, Joseph
AuthorJacobs, Paul
AuthorJacobs, W. D.
AuthorJacobse, Josephine
AuthorJacobsen, ]osephine
AuthorJacobsen, Josephine
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AuthorJacobsen:, Bob Cording, Josephine
AuthorJacobson, Arthur J.
AuthorJacobson, Harold B.
AuthorJacoby, Susan
AuthorJacoby, Tamar
AuthorJacques, Emmanuel
AuthorJaeger, George
AuthorJaeger, George W.
AuthorJaeger, Wesley K. Clark George
AuthorJAFFE, HAROLD
AuthorJagannathan, Dhananjay
AuthorJager, Katharine
AuthorJakelić, Slavica
AuthorJAMES, (REV.) ANDREW L. J.
AuthorJames, Clive
AuthorJames, Daniel
AuthorJames, Joyce
AuthorJames, Stanley B
AuthorJames, Stanley B.
AuthorJAMES, TREVOR
AuthorJames, William
AuthorJameson, Kenneth P
AuthorJameson, Kenneth P.
AuthorJammes, Francis
AuthorJandoli, Russell J.
AuthorJanes, Kelly
AuthorJaneway, Eliot
AuthorJaneway, Elizabeth
AuthorJanssens, Louis
AuthorJansson, Laura S.
AuthorJanta, Alexander
AuthorJanz, Denis R
AuthorJapan, Reply to Schuschnigg--Censorship in
AuthorJarrett, Bede
AuthorJaskunas, Paul
AuthorJason, Philip K
AuthorJason, Philip K.
AuthorJavers, Ron
AuthorJavits, Jacob K.
AuthorJayMandle
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