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by Matt D. a. Fletcher (Preface by), M. R. Osborne (Author)
A beautiful and complete colour reproduction of a rare medieval rite of the Divine Office of the Holy Spirit, together with an eighteenth-century Book of Hours. With updated Latin transcription (2026 edition).
The introduction explains how this rare liturgy inspired the enigmatic Christian mystic and theurgist, Martinez de Pasqually (c.1722-1774) to use it in his own contemplative practice.
- Reproduces an entire medieval Divine Office of the Holy Spirit.
- Includes an illustrated copy of each page of the manuscript.
- Includes the eighteenth-century Book of Hours.
- The Latin and French texts are transliterated.
- An English translation of both manuscripts.
- Simple practices of prayer, meditation and stillness in spiritual practice.
- Full-colour, hardcover jacketed edition.
For those interested in liturgy, the work of the Holy Spirit, and prayer.
Authors Guild Human Authored Certification No. 2801104
"Beautifully produced and thoughtfully laid out and illustrated, this book should be of great interest both to liturgical historians and those who are interested in the Order of Élus Coëns, but till now have found the office of the Holy Spirit an elusive document." Piers Vaughan, Primate of the Apostolic Church of the Golden & Rosy Cross
"M.R. Osborne is an exceptional writer on the topic of Pasqually, reintegration and other Martinist topics. This latest gem is an outstanding addition to my library." Amazon 5-Star review
