“Movimiento Carismático”. El caso de Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, 1971-1986.
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Donald L. Gelpi, Pentecostalism. A Theological View Point, Nueva York, Paulist Press, 1971.
Martín de la Rosa, "Iglesia y sociedad", en Religión y política en México, México, Siglo XXI, 1985.
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Ibidem.
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Ranaghan, op. cit.
Edward O'Connor, The Pentecostal Movement, Notre Dame, Ave María Press, 1971.
Ibidem.
Ibid.
El Movimiento Carismático en México al interior de la Iglesia católica en general es denominado Movimiento de Renovación Cristiana en el Espíritu Santo, pero popularmente es reconocido como Renovación Carismática o Movimiento Carismático (este último es su nombre oficial en Estados Unidos). Para otros es sólo Movimiento de Renovación.
Pablo VI. "Primer Congreso Internacional de la Renovación Carismática", en Osservatore Romano, 12 de octubre de 1973.
Vicente M. y María Blatt, La Renovación Carismática, Puerto Rico, Publicaciones Nueva Vida, s/f.
Ibidem.
Salvador Carrillo Alday, Renovación Cristiana en el Espíritu Santo. México, Instituto Sagrada Escritura, 1973.
Ibidem.
Ibid.
Manuel Talamás Camandari, "A los católicos que participan en los grupos de reflexión en el Espíritu Santo", Ciudad Juárez, 1974.
Manuel Talamás Camandari, "Católico no te confundas", Ciudad Juárez CEDEC, 1975.
Ibidem.
Ralph Martin, Profecía Congreso de la Renovación Carismática, Roma, 1975