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78250 Deléry, Antoine.Joseph Folliet (1903-1972) : Parcours d'un militant catholique.Paris: Les Éditions du Cerf, 2003.Paperback. 484,(8) pp.; 23.5x14.5 cm. " Cerf Histoire Biographie " Text in French / Français. - (spine folded, edges bit thumbed) Although very good, see picture.
¶ Written in French, this biography explores the life of Joseph Folliet (1903?1972), a prominent figure in the French Catholic Church during the 20th century. A disciple of Marc Sangnier and heir to the ideas of "Le Sillon," Folliet was an essayist, songwriter, journalist, theorist of decolonization, sociologist, Nazi resistance member, and advocate for Franco-German reconciliation. He founded the weekly "La Vie catholique" and was appointed by Paul VI as one of the few lay experts at the Second Vatican Council. This work delves into his multifaceted contributions to social Catholicism.
Price: € 15.00clear¶ Written in French, this biography explores the life of Joseph Folliet (1903?1972), a prominent figure in the French Catholic Church during the 20th century. A disciple of Marc Sangnier and heir to the ideas of "Le Sillon," Folliet was an essayist, songwriter, journalist, theorist of decolonization, sociologist, Nazi resistance member, and advocate for Franco-German reconciliation. He founded the weekly "La Vie catholique" and was appointed by Paul VI as one of the few lay experts at the Second Vatican Council. This work delves into his multifaceted contributions to social Catholicism.
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