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Title: The Pope & the CEO
Publisher: Emmaus Road Publishing
Type: book, bibliography, text
Subject: Leadership, Religious aspects, Christianity, Management, Religious aspects, Christianity, Christian life, Business ethics, Religious aspects, Christianity

Title: The Pope & the CEO
Publisher: Emmaus Road Publishing,
Type: bibliography, text
Subject: Leadership, Religious aspects, Christianity, Management, Religious aspects, Christianity, Christian life, Business ethics, Religious aspects, Christianity

Title: Treasure Chest Vol. 2, No. 1
Created: September 3, 1946
Type: Comic books, Drawings
Subject: Comic books, strips, etc. -- United States, Snakes, Swans, Beavers, Bactrian camel, Sharks, Cartoons and comics, Restitution, Truthfulness and falsehood, Helicopters, Rescues, Wit and humor, Pictorial, Science -- Experiments, School attendance, Christianity, Saints, Games, Puzzles

Title: Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact Vol. 17, No. 16
Created: April 12, 1962
Type: Comic books, Drawings
Subject: Comic books, strips, etc. -- United States, Cartoons and comics, Puzzles, Saints, Priests, Fasts and feasts, Christianity, Faith, Heaven, Basketball, Basketball players, Communism -- History, Leadership, Heads of state, Wit and humor, Pictorial, Fossils, Prayers

Title: Ao maestro eximio Francisco de Sá Noronha no seu concerto violinista em Braga em 29 de junho de 1856 : homenagem cordial do antigo discipulo reconhecido / Pereira-Caldas.
Subject: Christianity

Title: Han Christian Conversion in Taiwan: A Study of Presbyterian Converts from Traditional Chinese Religions
Created: January 1, 2013
Advisor: Studzinski, Raymond
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Religion and Culture. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Religion, Asian studies, Chinese Religion, Christianity, Conversion, Han, Taiwan

Title: Bar Daysan and Mani in Ephraem the Syrian's Heresiography
Created: January 1, 2013
Advisor: Griffith, Sidney H.
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures. The Catholic University of America, Before May 24, 2015, this dissertation can be viewed by CUA users only. [24 months embargo]
Subject: Middle Eastern literature, Religious history, Theology, Bar Daysan, Christianity, Ephraem, heterodoxy, Mani, Syriac

Title: Metaphors of Sickness and the Social Body in the Constantinian Era
Advisor: Susan Wessel
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: Ph.D. Church History. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Religious history, Social structure, Rhetoric, Christianity, Coercion, Constantine I, Constantius II, Cyprian of Carthage, Social Body

Title: St. Cyprian of Carthage and the College of Bishops
Created: January 1, 2015
Advisor: Toom, Tarmo
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Church History. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Religious history, Theology, Classical literature, Christianity, Collegiality, Cyprian, Episcopacy, North Africa, Patristics

Title: "A Stranger Here": Christian Spirituality and Community in "Post-Catholic" Irish Literature
Created: January 1, 2014
Advisor: Sendry, Joseph M
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. English Language and Literature. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Literature, British and Irish literature, Religion, Christianity, Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin, James Joyce, Sebastian Barry, Tom Murphy, William Trevor

Title: The Qurʾānic Cross and the Lost Substitute: Tracing the Use of the Qurʾānic Crucifixion Account and the Substitution Legend in Early Muslim–Christian Polemics
Created: January 1, 2019
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: Ph.D. Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Arabic, Christianity, Islam, Medieval, polemics, Syriac

Title: I Will Rise at Midnight: The Historical Development and Theological Significance of Festal Vigils in Jerusalem during the First Millennium
Created: January 1, 2022
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: Ph.D. Liturgical Studies/Sacramental Theology. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Christianity, Jerusalem, Liturgy, Sinai, Vigils, Worship