Untitled - Rore Sanctifica

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Just published, price Is. ; by Post Is. Id.
Plain Suggestions for a Cere-
MONIAL AFTEE SAEUM USE. Edited by the Translator
of the
" LITUKGY
of the CHURCH of SARUM."
"There is a growing feeling among the Clergy that the Ritual
movement would be established on a firmer basis if it aimed more
exclusively than has hitherto been the case at a restoration of those
rites which are of home growth, rather than at an adaptation of the
ritual system of a foreign (albeit a sister) communion." Preface.
Just published, in Tryptich form, cloth 7s. 6d. ; or, in
leather 12s. 6d. (Postage 6d.)
A Set of Altar- Cards, adapted
FEOM THE SAEUM USE, IN ACCOEDANCE WITH
THE PEAYEE BOOK. They have been most carefully
engraved, and have in the centre a Woodcut of the Crucifixion,
taken from the English Missals.
"A publication of great excellence and considerable practical
value." Union Review.
Price 6d. ; by
Suggestions for
Post 7d.
the Due and Reve-
EENT CELEBEATION of the HOLY EUCHAEIST. Printed
"
for The CONFRATERNITY of
BODY and BLOOD of CHRIST."
the BLESSED SACRAMENT of the
" These Suggestions have been drawn up in the hope of furthering
the endeavour now almost everywhere being made to invest our
Celebrations of the Holy Eucharist with greater reverence and
significance, by a more careful attention to details of Ritual. It will
be seen that the Rubrical directions of our Prayer-Book have been
scrupulously adhered to. Only certain subordinate rules on points
not provided for, and Prayers to be said privately by the Celebrant
at the chief parts of the Service, have been added and it is
; hoped
that they will be found in harmony with the spirit and intention of
our Liturgy." Preface.
" We
wish very much to bring this judicious pamphlet under the
notice of our clerical readers. And we welcome it more especially
in the interest of those who desire such a standard of ritual observ
ance as will fully satisfy the demands of reverence and devotion,
and which at the same time shall steer clear of such minuteness as
should in any way distract the attention and devotedness of the
celebrant. The suggestions which it offers have been drawn up