The order of confirmation, illustrated by passages from Holy Scripture, the baptismal and eucharistic offices of the English Church, and the writings of Catholic fathers and doctors

The order of confirmation, illustrated by passages from Holy Scripture, the baptismal and eucharistic offices of the English Church, and the writings of Catholic fathers and doctors

by Henry Hopwood

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