Prymer : The Prayer Book of the Medieval Era Adapted for Contemporary Use

Developed over a period of 400 years, The Prymer functioned as the primary source for lay spirituality in the Middle Ages. Also known as The Little Book of Hours, The Prymer orders personal & communal spirituality around the daily office of morning & evening prayers; throughout the day it focuses on the hours of Christ's passion & death. It also includes prayers developed in the medieval era to deal with death & life's hardships. This spiritual classic has been translated, adapted & designed for personal or communal use in a one-day retreat, a weekly cycle, or a 30-day cycle of prayer. Additional prayers for the Christmas & Easter seasons allow The Prymer to also function as a source of personal or congregational spirituality throughout the year.Webber, Robert E. is the author of 'Prymer : The Prayer Book of the Medieval Era Adapted for Contemporary Use', published 2003 under ISBN 9780756767341 and ISBN 0756767342.