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APPENDIX D
Selective Bibliography
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Pastoral Leaders. Rockville, Maryland:
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Bell, Peter. Chemical Dependency and
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Califano, Joseph A., Jr. “Religion, Science
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Counseling Persons with Alcohol, Drug, and
Behavioral Addictions: Counseling for
Recov- ery and
Prevention Using Psychology and
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Nashville, Tennessee: Abingdon Press, 1998.
Communities of Hope: Parishes and
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A Practical Guide. Washington DC:
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Edwards, Griffith. Alcohol, the World’s
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