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- ↑ Faculty of Bioethics
- ↑ 'The Rite' is based on a real priest trained in exorcism
- ↑ Los Angeles Times, published on 27-01-2011, accessed on 27-02-2011
- ↑ Institute for Faith and Science
- ↑ Institute for Advanced Studies on Women
- ↑ Sacerdos Institute
- ↑ UNESCO Bio Chair
- ↑ Fidelis Institute of Economic Ethics
- ↑ Regnum Christi: Archived 2011-07-16 at the Wayback Machine Legion’s Regina Apostolorum Hosts Human Rights Conference
- ↑ Orbis Catholicus: [ permanent dead link ] Pontifical Anthenaeum Regina Apostolorum
