Launching on the first Sunday of Advent in 2000, Common Worship is an alternative liturgical text to the Book of Common Prayer. Paul Bradshaw’s Companion to Common Worship is a scholarly commentary on the entire Common Worship Text. Bradshaw surveys the origins and development of each rite in the text, from the New Testament to today. He also provides a detailed commentary on each rite as a whole, and its parts, while providing comparisons to parallel passages in the ASB and Book of Common Prayer. Whether you’re new to the Church or a dedicated student of liturgy, Companion to Common Worship provides everything you need to thoroughly understand the Common Worship text and the development of Anglican liturgy.
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