Epilogue.
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The distinctiveness of the Use of Hereford.
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Select Bibliography.
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Bibliography.
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Examples of Contextualization in Current Liturgies.
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Alternative Contextualization: The New World Liturgy and The Workers' Mass.
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The Ceylon Liturgy.
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The Sri Lankan Context: History & Social Setting and the Church's Attitudes to Local Cultures, Religions, Ideologies.
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Introduction.
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Surviving sources representative of the Use of Hereford.
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The Use of Hereford and its possible origins.
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British medieval dioceses and their rites.
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Introduction.
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