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| − | The history of '''Pastoral care''' begins with [[Jesus Christ]] and His [[apostles]]. Scriptual justification can be found in{{bibleverse||Matthew|25:35-36}}. Other historical points of interest include Pope [[Gregory I]]'s book ''Pastoral Care'' (circa 590 A.D.). <ref> 2007 [[Encyclopedia Britannica]], Volume | + | The history of '''Pastoral care''' begins with [[Jesus Christ]] and His [[apostles]]. Scriptual justification can be found in{{bibleverse||Matthew|25:35-36}}. Other historical points of interest include Pope [[Gregory I]]'s book ''Pastoral Care'' (circa 590 A.D.). <ref> 2007 [[Encyclopedia Britannica]], Volume 16, article on Christianity, page 350 </ref> |
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The history of Pastoral care begins with Jesus Christ and His apostles. Scriptual justification can be found inMatthew 25:35-36. Other historical points of interest include Pope Gregory I's book Pastoral Care (circa 590 A.D.). [1]
- ↑ 2007 Encyclopedia Britannica, Volume 16, article on Christianity, page 350