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Liturgical Studies

Liturgical Studies

There are a number of resources available on the net that deal with liturgical studies. Included below is a blend of links to these sources and archived original files. Included is a selection of liturgical resources.




Apostolic Constitutions (late 3rd or early 4th C.)
  Apostolic Constitutions (late 3rd or early 4th C.). Syrian. Book 8 of the Apostolic Constitutions [124K] may be of particular interest, as it contains details of the so-called "Clementine" liturgy.

The Mass of the Western Rites (1934)
  Fernand Cabrol, The Mass of the Western Rites (1934). Historical, chiefly fifth through twelfth centuries. 440K plain text file.

Liturgiam authenticam (2001)
  Liturgiam authenticam (2001). Principles governing the translation of liturgical texts, including Scripture, into vernacular languages. English translation.

Liturgy
  The Liturgy section from the Order of St. Benedict home page. One of the best liturgical pages on the Net.

Liturgy of the Hours
  Universalis. Liturgy of the Hours. Latin Rite Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Compline, (partial) Office of Readings; and supplementary information. Also has a general calendar, and local calendars for many English-speaking countries.

Quicumque
  Quicumque vult, also known as the "Athanasian Creed." Probably 5th C., with affinities to Vincent of LĂ©rins. Introduction, Latin text, and English translation.

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