Volume 14, The Liturgical Year: The Time After Pentecost, Volume 5, 1910
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- 17 ore di lettura
Dom Prosper Guéranger fu una figura cardine nella rinascita dell'Ordine Benedettino in Francia, fondando l'Abbazia di Solesmes e la Congregazione Benedettina Francese. La sua monumentale opera "L'Anno Liturgico" offre un'esplorazione esaustiva del ciclo liturgico della Chiesa Cattolica in quindici volumi. Fu fondamentale nella rivitalizzazione della Messa Tridentina, lasciando un segno significativo nella vita liturgica e spirituale cattolica.






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The Liturgical Year is a masterful work of devotional literature by Prosper Guéranger, a French Benedictine monk. Originally published in the mid-19th century, it is a comprehensive guide to the seasons, feasts, and fasts of the Catholic Church calendar. Guéranger provides insights into the meanings and symbolism of each liturgical event and offers prayers and meditations to help readers deepen their spiritual practice. This profound and inspiring work is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge and practice of Catholicism.
The Liturgical Year is a classic work of Catholic spirituality that provides a detailed analysis of the liturgical seasons of the church. Written by Prosper Guéranger, one of the most prominent liturgists of the nineteenth century, this book examines the rituals, prayers, and hymns associated with the Passiontide and Holy Week. With its profound insights and elegant prose, The Liturgical Year is a timeless masterpiece of devotional literature.