[Magdalen] Operation London Bridge

[Simon Kershaw]

The Church in Wales modern service books are also called the Book of Common Prayer.

In their case it consists of several volumes, one for each service, because they are all bilingual -- Welsh in the left page and English on the right. I very much enjoyed the challenge of designing and typesetting three of the volumes (communion, baptism and confirmation, daily office). Bilingual books present particular challenges.

simon

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Simon Kershaw
simon at kershaw.org.uk
Saint Ives, Cambridgeshire
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> On 18 Mar 2017, at 15:34, Scott Knitter <scottknitter at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Ireland's BCP, too. But no, I disagree with the assertion. Liturgy can
> develop, and the Irish and American BCPs were developed according to
> the canons of their respective churches. They are wholly in line with
> historic BCPs, IMHO, in their structure and content. Mainly they
> update and add to the content of the previous books. I also think
> older books should remain authorized.