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Toward a Human Ecology: Person, Life, Nature

"The Proper Weight of Love": What Can We Learn From John Paul II's The Jeweler's Shop?

Peter Casarella

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Communio - Winter 2011 - Toward a Human Ecology: Person, Life, Nature
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Volume 38.4

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  • Difficulties Confronting the Faith in Europe Today