Pastoral and confraternity manual · 3 parts
The Rosary Guide for Priests and People
John Procter, O.P. 1849–1911A Dominican manual of scriptural meditation, mental and vocal prayer, confraternity life, and practical methods of saying the Rosary.
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What this work asks
Written from within the early twentieth-century English Dominican revival, Procter presents the Rosary not as repetition detached from Scripture but as a school of contemplation and Christian life. This first release opens three page-verified excerpts at the theological center of the book. Its historical arguments and disciplinary details remain those of 1901 and are identified as such rather than silently modernized.
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3- 01Part I · Chapter IV · pp. 43–44The Rosary and the Holy ScripturesJohn Procter, O.P., The Rosary Guide for Priests and People (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., 1901), 43–44.2 minRead →
- 02Part I · Chapter V · pp. 65–69The Rosary a Mental PrayerJohn Procter, O.P., The Rosary Guide for Priests and People (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., 1901), 65–69.6 minRead →
- 03Part I · Chapter IX · pp. 106–109The Rosary and the Christian LifeJohn Procter, O.P., The Rosary Guide for Priests and People (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., 1901), 106–109.4 minRead →