La Civiltà Cattolica, English Edition: May, 2019 (Vol. 3 Book 5)

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CONTENTS
1. Catholicism Faces the Illiberal World Order,
Drew Christiansen, SJ
2. Peaceful Uses of Solar System Resources,
Guy Consolmagno, SJ
3. Taoism and Ecology,
Joseph Youguo Jiang, SJ
4. Social An indispensable resource for quality of life,
Giovanni Cucci, SJ
5. The New Silk Road in Central Asia,
Vladimir Pachkov, SJ
6. Citizens and the Making of Europe,
Antonio Spadaro, SJ
7. If faith is weak, then so is doubt,
Giandomenico Mucci, SJ
8. ‘Alganesh’: From Horror to Hope,
Giancarlo Pani, SJ

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