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réf. 44349London: Privately printed for the Society by John Whitehead & Son Ltd Leeds 1930. Top edge gilt. Pp.lxx/309/2825th Report of the CRS/12Report of the Sectional Meeting at the National Catholic Congress and Celebration of the Centenary of Catholic Emancipation sepia frontispiece some pages uncut illustrated bookplate Ex Bibliotheca Ven. Conv. Sti. Anthonii Londinensis Ord. Min to inside front board label to front free endpaper. Dark blue cloth gilt motif to front board gilt title to spine minor wear to spine. G. London: Privately printed for the Society by John Whitehead & Son Ltd, Leeds, 1930. hardcover
réf. 44348London:Privately printed for the Society by J.Whitehead & Son Ltd Leeds 1929. A summary of the foundation of and later events at the English College of St George Madrid by Fr. Juan de Cabrera Rector of that College 1718-1727 written in the year 1722. Followed by extracts from the Account books October 21 1610 to April 1767. Plus documents and letters bearing upon the vicissitudes of St George's English College Madrid. Top edge gilt. Pp.xx384/2423rd Report of the CRS/2724th Report of the CRS. Pages 1-77 in Spanish followed by the English translation pages 77-143. inkstamps of Campion House Osterley to front free endpapers address to inside front board inkstamp of Geoffrey de C.Parmiter to inside rear board. Dark blue cloth gilt motif to front gilt title to spine small tear to base of spine. G. London:Privately printed for the Society by J.Whitehead & Son Ltd, Leeds, 1929. hardcover
réf. 43842Chicago: Loyola University Press 1963. 1st edition. A practical manual for teaching the Sacred Heart devotion to pupils in the elementary and secondary grades of Catholic schools. Pp.x/242. Red cloth gilt title to spine. VG. Chicago: Loyola University Press, 1963. hardcover
1964réf. 513044Herder / Nelson 1964. First Edition. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/NEAR FINE. First English Edition. 234pp. 12mo sewn binding in black finished cloth with gilt stamped spine lettering. Owner's name to FFEP else FINE--exceedingly clean and sharp; DJ showing just some trivial shelf wear price intact and now wrapped in mylar. 'T. S. Eliot has observed that the work of Adrienne von Speyr embodies 'a new experience of Christian sensibility' to which 'there is nothing to do but to submit one-self.' In CONFESSION The Encounter with Christ in Penance this new experience is reflected by the non-technical treatment of the sacrament of penance by the opening up of its personal dimension and by its relation to the theology of the Trinity and the mission of Christ. Too often in traditional prayer-books and manuals of piety Confession has been defined in terms rooted in the vocabulary of law courts with the result that this sacrament is often understood as a kind of mechanical process entailing only the payment of fines and the making of amends.' From the DJ. Herder / Nelson hardcover
1949réf. 065462Desclee de Brouwer & Cie 1949. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Volume 1 only. A little shelf wear. Otherwise a tight unmarked book. Index. 788 pp. Desclee de Brouwer & Cie Hardcover
1913réf. 512013John Murphy 1913. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. 580pp. 24mo sewn binding in black cloth gilt spine lettering red edges. Some trivial rubbing to the extremities two owner's inscriptions to the half-title Sister Elizabeth Bezevady and Sister Mary Aloysius; text clean and fresh with sound binding. Full Holy Week liturgy in Latin with English in diglot parallel columns. With Mazzinelli's introductions and commentary translated from the Italian into English. Scarce in trade. John Murphy hardcover
2010réf. 512031Oxford University Press 2010. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. VERY GOOD/Very Good. 464pp. Perfectbound in burgundy hard covers. Ex-library with external labels removed; exceedingly clean and sharp with sound binding and no evidence of use; DJ spine sunned. 'The offertory has played a crucial role in recent vigorous debates about the origins of Gregorian chant. Its elaborate solo verses are among the most splendid of chant melodies yet the verses ceased to be performed in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries making them among the least known and studied members of the repertory. Rebecca Maloy now offers the first comprehensive investigation of the offertory drawing upon its music texts and liturgical history to shed new light on its origins and chronology. Maloy addresses issues that are at the very heart of chant scholarship such as the relationship between the Gregorian and Old Roman melodies the nature of oral transmission the presence of non-Roman pieces in the Gregorian repertory and the influence of theoretical thought on the transmission of the melodies. Although the Old Roman chant versions were not recorded in writing until the eleventh century it has long been assumed that they closely reflect the eighth-century state of the melodies. Maloy illustrates however that rather than preserving a pristine earlier version of the melodies the prolonged period of oral transmission from the eighth to the eleventh centuries instead enforced a formulaic trend. Demonstrating that certain musical and textual traits of the offertory are distributed in distinct patterns by liturgical season she outlines new chronological layers within the repertory and along the way explores the presence and implications of foreign imports into the Roman and Gregorian repertories. Carefully weighing questions surrounding the origins of elaborate verse melodies Maloy deftly establishes that these melodies reached their final form at a relatively late date. Available for the first time as a complete critical edition ninety-four Gregorian and Old Roman offertories are presented on a companion website in transcriptions which readers can view side-by-side. The book also provides music examples and essays that elucidate these transcriptions with significant insights into their similarities and differences. Inside the Offertory will be an important and longstanding resource for all students and scholars of early liturgical music as well as performers of early music and medievalists interested in music.'. Oxford University Press hardcover
1955réf. 509815Fides 1955. First Edition. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/NEAR FINE. xii 235pp. 12mo owner's inscription to FPEP exceedingly clean and sharp otherwise; DJ tips just a bit worn with some faint toning crisp and bright otherwise with price intact now wrapped in mylar. Summons a 'Lay Apostolate' to an urgent task of social and spiritual engagement in local parishes and abroad with traditional and scriptural grounds eschatological goals and current examples of grass roots community organizing in the church. Meyer was one of the four founding priests of the Maryknoll Society a Catholic Missionary Order devoted to service and solidarity among the most impoverished and marginalized people around the world. He spent three decades in China including the entirety of WWII in a Hong Kong prison camp where he refused a Japanese offer of repatriation to the US in order to continue providing medical care to fellow prisoners. Fides hardcover
1947réf. 510052Catholic Book Publishing 1947. First Edition. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/NEAR FINE. 384pp. First edition. Sewn binding with brown leather-effect cloth over board and gilt-lettered spine. BW frontispiece. Booksellers ticket pasted to RPEP. DJ and end papers toned but otherwise pages are bright and crisp. Exceedingly clean and unmarked copy. Catholic Book Publishing hardcover
1747réf. 511396Despilly 1747. Leather. NEAR FINE. Devotional / Ascetical treatise on the Mass by the Italian Cistercian Cardinal Giovanni Bona 1609-1674. xiii 184pp. 24mo in 'cat's paw' mottled calf with 4 raised bands ornate floral stamped spine panels and burgundy morroco spine label red edges marbled endpapers bookseller's ticket to front pastedown and flyleaf verso -- Guimar Libraire in Nantes. Just a trifle rubbed at the extremities leather splitting at the ends of both joints but hinges very strong light and shallow tidemark to top edge; a very clean and attractive copy. Despilly unknown
1991réf. 511413Jeevan Dhara Ashram Society 1991. Paperback. NEAR FINE. 44pp. Oblong 8vo sewn binding in printed laminated wraps. Interleaved with 3 drawings by Vera Pereira on colored paper. Poems written by an Catholic Nun of the Order of the Sacred Heart in North India. Moderately worn but sound and unmarked. Third printing of the original 1984 edition totalling 6000. Exceedingly scarce with no copies in trade and none listed on OCLC. 'Saadhvi Ishpriyaji is a Christian. It has been a common belief among Indians that Christianity is a limb of western culture though this concept is gradually changing. The writer has spent many years in India observing and studying Indian culture and spirituality exchanging ideas with scholars and having 'Satsang' with saints and mahatmaas. Her 'Saadhanaa-bhumi' the land where she lives and does her Saadhanaa is Rishikesh nestling in the Himalayan foothills As one reads. one cannot help being attracted by the writer's insight into Indian spirituality and her inner vision of Yogic principles such as Satya Truth Santosh contentment Ahimsa Non-violence Sauch Purity Tapas Austerity Svaadhyaaya Self-study a vision which inspires and brings to flower these poems. The key-note is Bhakti Devotion as is but natural in the land of Andal and Meera. For Indian Christians such works have a great importance.' From the introduction by Nandlal Pathak. Jeevan Dhara Ashram Society paperback
1951réf. 511589George Allen & Unwin 1951. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. FINE/Very Good. First Printing. 130pp. 16mo Sewn binding in burgundy cloth-effect paper over board with blue stamped spine lettering burgundy topstain. FINE copy--entirely clean and sharp; DJ spine and edges toned price clipped. George Allen & Unwin hardcover
1983réf. 511625Ignatius Press 1983. Paperback. NEAR FINE. Complete in three volumes. 12mo sewn bindings in printed wraps very clean and sharp otherwise. Ignatius Press paperback
1955réf. 511624Bruce Publishing 1955. First Edition. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/NEAR FINE. xii 3 189pp. Sewn binding in red cloth. Owner's stamp to FFEP very clean and sharp otherwise; DJ spine toned crisp and clean otherwise. Bruce Publishing hardcover
1953réf. 511623P. J. Kenedy & Sons 1953. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/Very Good. 245pp. 12mo sound binding in black cloth red spine lettering. Owner's name to FFEP stamp to top edge some toning to the endpapers as expected of this paper very clean and sharp otherwise. DJ tips worn with just a bit of loss clean and bright otherwise with price intact. P. J. Kenedy & Sons hardcover
1984réf. 511795Librarie Droz / Centre d'Etudes de la Renaissance / Editions de l'Universite de Sherbrooke 1984. Hardcover. NEAR FINE. 799pp. foldout. 8vo sewn binding in publisher's gilt-stamped red buckram. Covers just a bit worn very clean and sharp otherwise with sound binding. Scholarly edition of the 3 editions 'Index Librorum Prohibitorum' including facsimiles and foldout. Librarie Droz / Centre d'Etudes de la Renaissance / Editions de l'Universite de Sherbrooke hardcover
1963réf. 511811Thomas Nelson 1963. Hardcover. NEAR FINE. xiv 520pp. Sewn binding in blue cloth hard covers with gilt-lettered spine. Blue topstain. Spine sunned. Owner's inscription to FFEP. Otherwise exceedingly clean and unmarked copy. Thomas Nelson hardcover
1963réf. 511810Thomas Nelson 1963. Hardcover. NEAR FINE. xviii 555pp. Sewn binding in blue cloth hard covers with gilt-lettered spine. Blue topstain. Spine sunned and front cover. Tiny stain to fore edge of pages. Exceedingly clean and unmarked copy. Thomas Nelson hardcover
1954réf. 511814Newman Press 1954. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. GOOD/Very Good. xviii 275pp. 8vo sewn binding in yellow cloth. Moderate pen markings to about 35 pages; DJ tips worn with a small chip to front head. Newman Press hardcover
2011réf. 511903United States Conference of Catholic Bishops 2011. Hardcover. FINE. 1514pp. Large 8vo sewn binding in burgundy gilt-stamped hardcovers. 5 place ribbons publisher's thumb-tabs. Color illustrated throughout and printed in red and black. Some trivial evidence of use very clean and sharp otherwise with sound square binding and no markings to the text. United States Conference of Catholic Bishops hardcover
1960réf. 508561Newman Press 1960. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/Very Good. xiv 269pp. 12mo sewn binding in brick red cloth. Bookplate light offsetting otherwise a clean sharp copy. DJ spine toned and with a bit of chipping to the tips. Newman Press hardcover
1868réf. 509105D. & J. Sadlier & Co 1868. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. First American Edition. Complete in two volumes. 358 348pp. 12mo brown cloth gilt stamped spine lettering. Moderate rubbing to the extremities spines sunned some foxing vernacular repair to vol. 2 stitching one signature through the backstrip; both volumes sound and unmarked. D. & J. Sadlier & Co hardcover
1959réf. 509342P. J. Kenedy 1959. Third Edition. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/NEAR FINE. Third revised edition. xviii 332pp. 12mo sewn binding in blue finished cloth with gilt stamped spine lettering. Light dampstain to front of both the jacket and book; otherwise an exceedingly clean and sharp copy with tight sound bindgin and crisp clean pages; the scarce DJ shows a bit of wear to the tips price intact and now wrapped in mylar. P. J. Kenedy hardcover
1962réf. 509330Joseph F. Wagner / B. Herder 1962. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. FINE/Very Good. xvii 903; 1020 pp. Complete One-volume edition newly revised in 1962. 8vo sewn binding in publisher's khaki buckram with gilt stamped spine lettering blocked in burgundy. FINE copy exceedingly clean and sharp with tight square binding and crisp fresh pages; DJ with a 2' tear to front head and some abrasion around the extremities now wrapped in mylar.The final revision prior to Vatican II a substantial reviwion and expansion of the previous editions. Quite scarce in trade. Joseph F. Wagner / B. Herder hardcover
1977réf. 509459Our Sunday Visitor 1977. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. VERY GOOD. Our Sunday Visitor hardcover