Correspondance entre François Laydevant et Albert Perbal, 1927-1952
Dialogue du Missionnaire et du Missiologue. Éditée, annotée et introduite
Biographical note
Eugène Lapointe, O.M.I., Ph.D. (1982) in Theology, University of Montreal, is Professor in mission sciences at Saint Paul University (Ottawa) and in pastoral theology at St. Augustine's Seminary (Roma, Lesotho). He has been a missionary in Africa since 1960. He has published in the field of mission sciences.
FRENCH TEXT
Eugène Lapointe, O.M.I., Ph.D. (1982) en Théologie (Pastorale), Université de Montréal, a été missionnaire au Lesotho despuis 1960. Il est professeur en sciences de la mission à l'Université Saint-Paul (Ottawa) et au St. Augustine's Seminary (Roma, Lesotho). Il a publié dans le domaine des sciences de la mission.
FRENCH TEXT
Eugène Lapointe, O.M.I., Ph.D. (1982) en Théologie (Pastorale), Université de Montréal, a été missionnaire au Lesotho despuis 1960. Il est professeur en sciences de la mission à l'Université Saint-Paul (Ottawa) et au St. Augustine's Seminary (Roma, Lesotho). Il a publié dans le domaine des sciences de la mission.
Readership
All those interested in mission studies and in the history of the Church, in particular the history of the Roman Catholic Church in Southern Africa, but missionaries in the field will also find the material instructive.|FRENCH TEXT|Tous ceux qui s'intéressent aux études sur la mission et à l'histoire de l'Église, en particulier l'Église Catholique en Afrique Australe, mais également le praticien de la mission qui y trouvera d'utiles leçons pour son action.
Reviews
'...a primary source for the history of the Church in Lesotho...'
H.Rz. Verbum SVD, 1995.
H.Rz. Verbum SVD, 1995.
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