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Eastern Orthodox in Australia
Stephen Godley and Philip J. Hughes.
This excerpt from a 1996 report by the Bureau of Immigration, Multicultural and Population Research tells the history of Eastern Orthodoxy in Australia and of the various migrant groups which have set up branches of the church here.
Created:
1996
Date Added:
26 March 2002
Source:
Bureau of Immigration, Multicultural and Population Research/Australian Government Publishing Service, 1996
Format:
pdf (Acrobat Reader);
File size:
221K
Length:
3 pages
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