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Welcome to the Marist Studies Wiki
- A place for sharing translations into English of Marist Studies resources.
The pages other than this introductory one and the Table of Contents are not open to the general public.
Marist Studies experts
To read this site you need to have an account created for you.
E-mail Merv Duffy on mervduffy@gmail.com telling me who you are, your connection with this project and what password and username you want
Having an account means that you have access to everyone else's translations of these documents. In return we ask that you make available to us the translations that you make. If you have any difficulty adding text to the Wiki feel free to email your text to mervduffy@gmail.com and I will put it up for you.
See the example page Girard0148 for a proposed format.
Please name documents from "Lettres reçues d’Océanie" as Girard####, i.e. as Girard followed by the document number expressed as four digits. Hence doc 148 is Girard0148.
So, if you want to check if the document you are working on has been translated, just type Girard imediately followed by the appropriate 4 digit number (i.e. with no space between the two) into the search box to the left of this.
If the page does not exist you have the opportunity of creating it and putting your translation there.
The CD of the letters we got from Charley at Suva is already out of date. He has removed a duplicate letter - formerly doc 341 which duplicated doc 414 (new numbering) and hence everything after has been renumbered. Two new doucments have been added docs 1297 and 1307.
Table of Contents
This is a work in process. Please ensure you add a link to it for every new page created. The Table of Contents is always easily accessible from the navigation pane on the left of your screen.
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