Carlos Galli, Juan G. Durán, Luis Oscar Liberti y Federico Tavelli, eds. La verdad los hará libres, t. 3. Interpretaciones sobre la Iglesia en la Argentina. 1966-1983

Miguel Anxo Pena González

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Published: 2025-05-28

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Miguel Anxo Pena González

Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca

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Vol. 72 No. 1 (2025): Salmanticensis. Revista de Investigación Teológica

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La verdad los hará libres, t. 3. Interpretaciones sobre la Iglesia en la Argentina. 1966-1983

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Carlos Galli, Juan G. Durán, Luis Oscar Liberti y Federico Tavelli, eds. La verdad los hará libres, t. 3. Interpretaciones sobre la Iglesia en la Argentina. 1966-1983. Buenos Aires: Planeta, 2023, 557 pp. ISBN 978-950-49-7994-4.

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Carlos Galli, Juan G. Durán, Luis Oscar Liberti y Federico Tavelli, eds. La verdad los hará libres, t. 3. Interpretaciones sobre la Iglesia en la Argentina. 1966-1983. (2025). Salmanticensis, 72(1), 219-222. https://revistas.upsa.es/index.php/salmanticensis/article/view/1619

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