Eating God: A History of the Eucharist.

"Eating God: A History of the Eucharist" by Matteo Al Kalak is a comprehensive exploration of the history of the Eucharist, focusing on its global significance and social function. The book delves into the origins of the sacrament, its evolution through different historical periods, and its impact o...

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Publicado en:Catholic Historical Review Vol. 110; no. 4; pp. 777 - 779
Autor principal: Belcastro, Mauro
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Publicado: Catholic University of America Press Autumn2024
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