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Seeking for Trouble: Saint for Christian Civilization
The phrase 'Seeking for Trouble: Saint for Christian Civilization' likely refers to St. Benedict, who is associated with rebuilding Christian civilization, and St. Ignatius of Loyola, a saint known for navigating difficult times and creating a 'battle plan' for spiritual struggles. The title 'Seeking for Trouble' could also relate to saints like St. Jude or St. Rita, who are patrons of hopeless or desperate causes, suggesting a figure who confronts difficult situations for the sake of Christian civilization.
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| T.705 | 235.2 Mon s | Perpustakaan STFT | Available |
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235.2 Mon s
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| Publisher | Longmans, Green and Co. : London., 1941 |
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216hlm; 12,5x18cm
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English
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235.2
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