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Robert W. Hovda

12 works

1963–2003 across 10 dated works

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Sunday morning crisis: renewal in Catholic worship.1963
There's no place like people: liturgical celebrations in home and small-group situations1969
Manual of celebration1970
Celebrating baptism: a booklet for participation in the baptism of children1970

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There are different ministries1975
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Strong, loving, and wise: presiding in liturgy1976
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There's no place like people: liturgical celebrations in home and small-group situations1969
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Sunday morning crisis: renewal in Catholic worship.1963
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Toward Ritual Transformation: Remembering Robert W. Hovda (Pueblo Books)2003
With Gabe Huck
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Robert Hovda: the amen corner1994
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Manual of celebration1970
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Dry bones; living worship guides to good liturgy1973
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Celebrating baptism: a booklet for participation in the baptism of children1970
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American funeral customs and the value of faith / Robert W. Hovda1986
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Sunday Morning Crisis Renewal In Catholic Worship1963
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Dry Bones Living Worship Guides to Good Liturgy1973
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