The 'Universal Prayer' in the ancient Latin liturgies: patristic evidence and liturgical texts
"The reinstatement of the Universal Prayer into the Roman liturgy following the Second Vatican Council prompted Paul de Clerck to research its origins and development, taking as his primary model the ancient Roman 'Orationes sollemnes' of Good Friday. The result has been a marvellous...
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| Format: | Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Turnhout
Brepols
[2024]
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Studia traditionis theologiae (volume 56)
Year: 2024 |
| Series/Journal: | Studia traditionis theologiae
volume 56 |
| Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
General prayer
/ Liturgy
/ Latin
/ History 100-600
B Intercession / Liturgy / Latin / History 100-600 |
| Parallel Edition: | Erscheint auch als: 978-2-503-60718-4 |
| Summary: | "The reinstatement of the Universal Prayer into the Roman liturgy following the Second Vatican Council prompted Paul de Clerck to research its origins and development, taking as his primary model the ancient Roman 'Orationes sollemnes' of Good Friday. The result has been a marvellous gift to liturgical scholars, as his meticulous study of texts from both East and West brings to light direct and indirect relationships and provides significant insight into the way in which Western liturgical families developed their intercessory formularies.00The first part of his study is devoted to analysis of allusions to the 'Oratio fidelium' found in the writings of the Fathers and ecclesiastical writers of the first five centuries, with the aim of discovering the prehistory of the ?prayer of the faithful? particularly with regard to its content, form and placement within the liturgy. The second part of the study analyses and compares the oldest preserved texts that shed light on the prayer. Chief among these are the 'Deprecatio Gelasii' in its various iterations, the 'Orationes sollemnes' of Rome (and parallels in other Churches) and the Gallic and Hispanic 'Orationes paschales', together with relevant texts from Celtic and Gallican sources.00The translation of the French text will provide English-speaking scholars across the globe access to this excellent work and encourage similar in-depth research into liturgical sources that will continue to enhance the celebration of the Church's liturgy and the full and conscious participation of the entire faithful." |
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| Item Description: | Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 359-367 Translation from the French original 'La prière universelle dans les liturgies latines anciennes' (1977) by Paul De Clerck |
| ISBN: | 2503606814 |