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John Dumancic's avatar

This looks gorgeous! I'm so happy to see more good prayer resources being made. I do love the Anglican tradition (and some days I wonder if it would be better for me to just join the Anglican Catholic Church here in America); the book itself is beautiful as well, which is a necessity for prayer books, I reckon. How long does the full office take to pray?

For those in the Eastern Christian tradition, I recommend St. Ignatius Orthodox Press's Anthologion—the Byzantine Office is famously, well, byzantine, and this provides a wonderful and economical way for an Orthodox Christian to pray a fairly complete cycle (i.e. good selection of the variable hymns; it has a complete Horologion) without coughing up $700+.

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William Green's avatar

The book is being used not only by Anglicans with my liturgically traditionalist tendencies, but also by Orthodox, Catholics, Lutherans, and other Protestants.

The Anglican Office Book contains all that is required to pray the entire Divine Office according to the English tradition.

Brought to our attention by Addison Hodges Hart, “The Pragmatic Mystic.”

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