 Good Shepherd Press publishes several books relevant to the Anglo-Catholic tradition. These are the books currently available:
- The Anglican Service Book: This book is designed principally to be a pew edition in traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer, adapted from the 1979 version as well as other sources. The rubrics of the 1979 book allow for such a work without providing all of the necessary texts. The book is offered to facilitate worship in the traditional language of the Anglican Church. An Altar Missal Edition is also available.
- Priest and Priestess, George William Rutler is a new printing of the work first published in 1973. It has a new introduction by the author and a forward by the Rev. Dr. David L. Moyer. “This short study, while not a formal dissertation, is an attempt to uncover some of the hitherto ignored theological implications of altering the male priesthood.”
- An Introduction Manual of Anglo-Catholic Traditions and Customs. This manual is a combined effort to preserve some helpful information usually found in tract racks in most Anglo-Catholic parishes. It is not intended to be the last word on tradition, custom or theology. Anglo-Catholic parishes throughout the world may use different prayer books and liturgies, but the pages of this manual give a firm foundation to worldwide Anglo-Catholicism, regardless of our various local expressions of “the Faith once delivered to the Saints.”
- A Guide to The Architecture, The Windows, and The Furnishings and Ornaments of The Church of The Good Shepherd, Rosemont, Pennsylvania. This eighteen page publication is an exhaustive reference to all of the architectural elements of stone, wood, glass, and other materials that make up the worship space which is in the style of a fourteenth century English parish church. Researched and written by local historian and parishioner, J. Bennet Hill, Jr, it is a 2005 publication of Good Shepherd Press.
To order these publications, please fill out our order form or stop by the Shepherd's Nook on Sunday during Coffee Hour. |
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