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John Newton

    John Newton, auteur de l'hymne intemporel "Amazing Grace", fut un ecclésiastique et auteur d'hymnes dont le parcours de vie, de marin impliqué dans la traite négrière brutale à pasteur de l'Église d'Angleterre, a imprégné son œuvre de profondes dimensions morales et spirituelles. Son écriture d'hymnes, puisant dans l'expérience personnelle et la foi, se caractérise par un style narratif puissant et une capacité à toucher un large public. Les paroles de Newton, souvent axées sur des thèmes de rédemption, de grâce et de providence divine, ont laissé une marque indélébile dans la poésie et la musique spirituelles. Son œuvre continue de résonner par sa sincérité et ses messages durables.

    John Newton
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    Ancient Pagan and Modern Christian Symbolism. With an Essay on Baal Worship, on the Assyrian Sacred "grove" and Other Allied Symbols by John Newton
    The Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary
    • This edition presents the complete Gregorian Chant for the Little Office in traditional four stave notation, a first in its compilation. The music for the Little Office has never been collected in one volume before, providing an accessible introduction to the Church's liturgical heritage. This resource enables the singing of all the Hours of the Little Office and includes a commentary on rubrics and ceremonial by "A Master of Novices," originally published in the early twentieth century. It also describes the indulgences associated with reciting the Little Office. This shorter form of the Divine Office honors the Blessed Virgin Mary and has served as the Church's daily prayer to her for centuries, embraced by priests, religious, and laity alike. Historically, laypeople gathered in cathedrals to recite the Little Office, and it was recommended by Bishop Challoner during times of persecution in Great Britain. Through its elements, the Little Office emphasizes Mary's role in salvation history and her unique relationship with Christ. It offers a meaningful prayer alternative for those unable to recite the Divine Office but wishing to engage in the Church's liturgical prayer. Features include an edition based on a post-Reform Act publication, traditional English translations, compliance with the 1961 Breviary, and meditations from the medieval Mirror of Our Lady, all presented in a beautifully crafted volume.

      The Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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