The Anglican Office Book, 2nd Edition, with the Holy Bible, AV

The Anglican Office Book, 2nd Edition, with the Holy Bible, AVThe Anglican Office Book is a complete resource for the recitation of the Daily Offices of the 1928 American Book of Common Prayer, supplemented with an expanded Kalendar, anthems, hymns, responses, and collects from the Sarum Breviary, other regional Books of Common Prayer, and the wider Western liturgical tradition. In addition to the Prayer Book orders of Mattins and Evensong, it contains a complete cursus of the Little Hours, derived from the

The Anglican Office Book is a complete resource for the recitation of the Daily Offices of the 1928 American Book of Common Prayer, supplemented with an expanded Kalendar, anthems, hymns, responses, and collects from the Sarum Breviary, other regional Books of Common Prayer, and the wider Western liturgical tradition. In addition to the Prayer-Book orders of Mattins and Evensong, it contains a complete cursus of the Little Hours, derived from the Sarum and Benedictine uses.

Bound with the Authorized Version of The Holy Bible (including the Deuterocanonical writings) and three Lectionary Tables (1943 American, 1962 Canadian, and 1549 English), The Anglican Office Book contains all that is required to pray the entire Divine Office according to the English tradition.

The Anglican Office Book also contains Prayers and Thanksgivings, the Litany, an Office of the Dead, Meal Prayers, an Itinerary for travellers, Prayers and Suffrages for Ordinations, a Commendation of the Dying, the Saturday Office of Our Lady, and other devotional supplements.

The Book is bound in soft red leatherette with page edge gilding and cover debossing, contains ten silk ribbon markers, is profusely illustrated with traditional religious art throughout, and is 6" tall by 4.25" wide by about 2” thick.

The Anglican Office Book has received official endorsements from Bishop Ray Sutton of the Reformed Episcopal Church, Archbishop Mark Haverland of the Anglican Catholic Church, and Bishop Keith Ackerman of the Anglican Church in North America.