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Australasian Union List of Serials in
Theological Collections

A shared record of serial holdings across theological libraries in Australia and New Zealand

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Morpeth Review

Morpeth, N.S.W. : St. John's College

1-3 nos.1-27(1927-Ap 1934);ns 1(1976)+

Moslem World

London : Christian Literature Society for India, for the Nile Mission

1-38(1911-1948)

Movement for the Ordination of Women

Cheltenham, N.S.W. : Movement for the Ordination of Women

-

Munchener Theologische Zeitschrift

Munchen : Max Hueber

1-35(1949-1984)

Mungret Annual

Limerick : Mungret College

-

Murmurings: Journal From the Chaplaincy Centre, University of Queensland

Brisbane : The Centre

1(1992)+

Music in the Air: Song and Spirituality

Palmerston North : Songpoetry

1996+

Mustard Seed

Washington : Jesuit Refugee Service

-

Mutuality

Minneapolis, MN. : Christians for Biblical Equality

1(1994)+

Mystics Quarterly

Iowa City : University of Iowa. Dept. of English

10(1984)+

N.C.R.C. Newsletter

Leichhardt, N.S.W. : National Catholic Research Council

1-8(1977-1988)

Nanzan Bulletin: Bulletin of the Nanzan Institutefor Religion and Culture

Nagoya, Japan

-

National Bulletin on Liturgy

Ottawa, Canada : Canadian Catholic Conference

1(1967)+

National Catholic Almanac

Paterson : St. Anthony's Guild

1-40(1940-1969)

National Catholic Reporter

Kansas City

1(1964)+

National Christian Council Review

Mysore; Nagpur : National Christian Council of India

1-2(1862-1863);ns 1-107(1880-1987)

National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Bishops' Committee on the Liturgy. Newsletter

Washington : N.C.C.B.

-

National Jesuit News

Philadelphia, Pa. : St. Joseph's College

1(1972)+

National Outlook: An Australian Christian Monthly

Sydney : Outlook Media Group

1-23 no.1(1979-2001)

Near Eastern Archaeology

Oakville : American Schools of Oriental Research

61(1998)+

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