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Studies in Early Roman Liturgy

Name: Studies in Early Roman Liturgy
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Author: W H Frere
ISBN: 9781610970044

by W H Frere

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160 pages
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
15.3 x 22.7 x 1.3 cm

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For history students and liturgical scholars.

Explains the origins of early Roman liturgies.

You will grasp the roots of the church calendar.

A definitive look at the history and development of the Roman liturgical calendar and its early roots.

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Studies in Early Roman Liturgy provides a foundational investigation into the development of the liturgical calendar. W. H. Frere expertly navigates the complex history of the Roman rite, shedding light on the structural choices made by the early Church. This volume is an indispensable tool for anyone researching the evolution of ecclesiastical practice. By unpacking the historical evidence, Frere helps you connect the liturgical rhythms of today with their ancient counterparts, offering clarity on why our calendars take the form they do. This is a must-have resource for libraries and individuals studying the history of Western Christian worship.