"The Primitive Liturgy, And Eucharist" offers a detailed exploration of early Christian worship practices, specifically focusing on the institution of the Eucharist as understood by Christ and his apostles. Designed for use within the Oratory, this volume includes liturgical texts and two homilies intended to guide and enrich the spiritual experience of its practitioners. The new preface provides additional context and insights, enhancing the reader's understanding of the material.

This work provides valuable insight into the historical development of Christian liturgy and the theological underpinnings of the Eucharist. It serves as a resource for those interested in the history of Christian worship and the evolution of liturgical practices within the church.

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