Word: piana
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...fourth lecture, on the subject "The Rites of the Eastern Church", will be given on February 25 by Mr. George La Piana, Assistant Professor of Church History in the University...
...This will also take place in Emerson D at 8 o'clock. In the afternoon, however, Professor Talcott Williams, professor of Journalism, Emeritus, at Columbia University will talk on "Lands Lost to Christianity--Their Demand on Missions" at 2.30 o'clock while at 3.30 o'clock Dr. George La Piana will speak on "The Democratic Ideals in the History of the Church". Both of these lectures will be held in Andover Chapel...
...George E. Horr of the Newton Theological Institution; the Hyde lecture on "Lands Lost to Christianity--their Demand on Missions," by Dr. Talcott Williams of New York; and the two Southworth lectures on "The Democratic Ideals in the History of the Church," to be given by Dr. George La Piana and Dr. Henry J. Cadbury of the Theological School Faculty...
...George La Piana, Instructor of Church History at the University, will deliver the sixth and last of his series of lectures under the auspices of the Lowell Institute tonight at 8 o'clock in Huntington Hall, Boston. The subject will be "Rome and Carthage in the Third Century. The Ecclesiology of the Roman Church". In the course of the lecture Mr. La Piana will outline the struggle in the Church against monastical episcopacy, with the ultimate formation of the so called classical doctrine in Christian theology which was to affect so deeply the social, political, and religious history of mediaeval...
...George La Piana, Instructor in Church History at the University, will deliver the fifth of his series of six lectures under the Lowell Institute tonight at 8 o'clock in Huntington Hall. Boston. The subject of the lecture will be "Progressive and Conservative Parties in the Roman Christian Community at the Beginning of the Third Century", dealing with the climax of the struggle between the Hellenistic conservatism and the new Latin progressive tendency, ending in the victory of the latter and the subsequent formation of the Christian Church along Latin lines of thought...