Answered By: Arts & Sciences / Philosophy & Theology Liaison Librarian
Last Updated: Jul 10, 2020     Views: 252

Information taken from the Vatican website on the International Theological Commission should be referenced according to the format it was viewed, in this example, a website (see link below).

Refer to the relevant Referencing Guide for examples of how to cite webpages - links below.
https://askus.library.nd.edu.au/faq/205058
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