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Permanence et recomposition de la religion culturelle. Aperçu socio-historique du catholicisme québécois (1970-2005)

Authors: E. Martin Meunier, Jean-François Laniel, and Jean-Christophe Demers

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TypeJournal article
Author E. Martin Meunier, Jean-François Laniel, and Jean-Christophe Demers
Publication Year 2010
Title Permanence et recomposition de la religion culturelle. Aperçu socio-historique du catholicisme québécois (1970-2005)
Journal Name Religion et modernité au Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval
Pages 79-128
Publication Language French
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