The Syro-Malabar Rite

In his classic introduction to Byzantine Orthodox liturgies, King examines the liturgies of the Oriental Orthodox churches. In this volume the Syro-Malabar rite is considered. The rite is described and given a context in the setting of its native church.

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Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC

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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-60724-102-7

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Series: Analecta Gorgiana138

Publication Date: Feb 13,2009

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 108

Languages: English

ISBN: 978-1-60724-102-7

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The classic introduction to Eastern Orthodox liturgies, King’s two-volume, The Rites of Eastern Christendom has been a scarce source for too many years. Gorgias Press has brought this title back into circulation. For those whose interest lies in specific Orthodox Churches, Analecta Gorgiana offers the opportunity to purchase individual fascicles of King’s magisterial study. The text presents some historical background to each church to provide an appropriate setting, including a description of the church’s hierarchy, architecture, and liturgical furnishings. This volume contains his description of the Syro-Malabar Rite. A resource that no student of Eastern Christianity can afford to be without, King’s work has yet to be surpassed as an accessible introduction to a complex subject.

Archdale Arthur King (1890-1972) was a priest and renowned liturgist as well as one time vicar of Holy Trinity, Reading.

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Archdale Arthur King (1890-1972) was a priest and renowned liturgist as well as one time vicar of Holy Trinity, Reading.

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SYRO-MALABAR RITE (page 5)
History (page 5)
The Middle Ages (page 16)
The Coming of the Portuguese (page 19)
The Coming of the Dutch (page 48)
The Coming of the English Modern History of the Church of Malabar (page 51)
Seminaries and Religious Orders (page 55)
Monuments (page 57)
Liturgical Language (page 57)
Calendar (page 58)
Vestments (page 59)
Eucharistic Bread and Wine (page 59)
History of the Rite and Liturgical Books (page 61)
The Liturgy of the Apostles (page 70)
Liturgy of the Faithful (page 79)
Anaphora (page 85)
BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 107)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (page 108)

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