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In den WarenkorbBrossura. Zustand: nuovo. 25pp. Estratto da "ORIENTALIA CHRISTIANA PERIODICA" 75 (2009). Punto metallico -- This article traces the history of the Palm Sunday procession from Jerusalem to Constantinople. The major manuscripts of the respective liturgical traditions are analyzed and presented in order to elucidate patterns and principles of worship. The article outlines the shift in timing from a Sunday afternoon service to a Sunday morning service with attention to possible monastic influence. It also raises questions regarding historicization, dramatization, and mimesis in the liturgy.…

Liturgical Companion to the Documents of the Second Vatican Council: With an Introduction by Massimo Faggioli
Stephen Bevans; Charles A. Bobertz; Joyce Donahue;; Richard B. Hilgartner; Daniella Zsupan-Jerome; Bradley J. Malkovsky; H. Richard McCord;; Mark M. Morozowich; Joseph N. Perry; James Presta; Thomas Richstatter, OFM; Joyce Ann Zimmerman, C.P.P.S.; Daniella Zsupan-Jerome; Michael S. Driscoll; Bernie Evans; David W. Fagerberg; Mark R. Francis, CSV
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In den WarenkorbBrossura. Zustand: nuovo. 25pp. Estratto da "ORIENTALIA CHRISTIANA PERIODICA" 77 (2011). Punto metallico --- The Jerusalem celebration of Matins and the Hours contains many similarities through the centuries together with several key developments. The Diary of Egeria, the Armenian Lectionary, the Georgian Lectionary and the so-called Anastasis Typikon provide the source material for this analysis. The development of Matins and the Hours of Monday to Wednesday through the centuries occurs in measured steps with the most significant developments in the so-called Anastasis Typikon. Diversity in the choice of lections demonstrates a developing tradition that is subject to various influences. The theme of betrayal and the focus on faithfulness occur throughout the centuries.…