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The Collect in Anglican Liturgy Martin Dudley

The Collect in Anglican Liturgy By Martin Dudley

The Collect in Anglican Liturgy by Martin Dudley


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The collect has been a distinctive feature of Anglican liturgy for over 400 years. The number in use in the revised liturgies of the communion is enormous. They are gathered in this book, indexed by the first line and key words, and related to their sources.

The Collect in Anglican Liturgy Summary

The Collect in Anglican Liturgy: Texts and Sources, 1549-1989 by Martin Dudley

The collect has been a distinctive of Anglican liturgy for over four hundred years. The number in use in the revised liturgies of the communion is enormous. They are gathered in this book, indexed by the first line and key words, and related to their sources. An introductory essay relates the history of this prayer form peculiar to the Roman Rite, and explains its nature and structure as it has appeared over the years. The comprehensive index makes these prayers accessible to all, and the thematic index makes them available for a wide variety of uses. The texts follow, grouped under the headings: Latin collects and the Sarum Missal; Anglican collects 1549-1929; collects in transition 1930-1972; and contemporary collects 1973-1989. This book should be of interest to anyone saying prayers in public. Martin Dudley is the author of Confession and Absolution and The Oil of Gladness.

Table of Contents

Latin collects and the Sarum Missal; Anglican collects 1549-1929; collects in transition 1930-1972; and contemporary collects 1973-1989.

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GOR002936078
9780814623084
0814623085
The Collect in Anglican Liturgy: Texts and Sources, 1549-1989 by Martin Dudley
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Liturgical Press
19941101
376
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