Anglican Liturgy and Ecclesiology Collection (6 vols.)
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Overview
The Oxford Movement changed the course of English Church history in the nineteenth century. The growing interest in reviving Catholic elements of liturgy and theology in the English Church sparked debate between the Church of England’s evangelical and High Church elements. Proponents of the Anglo-Catholic revival sought to reconnect the Church to its early roots, while opponents decried any attempt to “Romanize” it.
This collection opens a window onto that period of Anglo-Catholic revival and Ritualism, offering texts that focus on ceremonial aspects of Anglican Church life and history. Examine Anglicanism’s ties to Catholicism more closely and study Anglican liturgy with six volumes from the Library of Liturgiology & Ecclesiology series, including the Cambridge Camden Society’s Hierurgia Anglicana—which documents the practice of Catholic ceremony in the Church after the Reformation. You’ll also get collected essays on Church ceremony and ritual, an English translation of the Ordo Romanus Primus, and essays relating to ecclesiology.
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Interested in the Oxford Movement? Check out the Oxford Movement Historical Theology Collection (10 vols.).
Key Features
- Offers a window onto England’s nineteenth-century Anglo-Catholic revival and surrounding controversy
- Presents texts that discuss Anglican liturgy, ceremony, and ecclesiology
- Illustrates the continuance of Catholic elements in the post-Reformation English Church
Product Details
- Title: Anglican Liturgy and Ecclesiology Collection
- Series: Library of Liturgiology & Ecclesiology for English Readers
- Publisher: Alexander Moring
- Volumes: 6
- Pages: 1,869
- Christian Group: Anglican
- Resource Type: Topical; Collected Essays
- Topic: Ecclesiology; Liturgical Theology
Partially includedAbout the Editor
Vernon Staley (1852–1933) was an Anglican cleric and writer, who served as provost of the Cathedral Church of St. Andrew Inverness. He also wrote The Ceremonial of the English Church, Studies in Ceremonial, The Catholic Religion: A Manual of Instruction for Members of the Anglican Communion, and others.
