In a collection of essays – Essays on Liturgiology and Church History – I found on archive.org I was particularly struck by some observations made by John Mason Neale in his essay The Breviary – Roman and Gallican. Neale is here concerned with how the Breviary works and every s often he will reference to the … More John Mason Neale on Scripture Lessons
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