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• catalog alternative "Calendrier chrétien. English".
• catalog contributor b3718259.
• catalog contributor b3718260.
• catalog created "1960.".
• catalog date "1960".
• catalog date "1960.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1960.".
• catalog description "I. The origins of the calendar -- The creation of the signs -- Primitive man and the lunar cycle -- The day and the solar cycle -- The Egyptian calendar -- Solar symbolism -- The mosaic sabbath -- Origins of the week -- II. Pre-Christian calendars -- Lunar calendars and the golden number -- The Roman calendar -- Technical terms -- Annual Jewish feasts -- The calendar of the jubilees -- III. The Christian Sunday -- Passion and resurrection -- The apostolic Sunday -- The Lord's Day -- The day of the sun -- The observance of Sunday -- The Sunday rest -- The mystery of the Ogdoad -- IV. The date of Easter and the earliest Christian year -- The first Paschal dispute -- Easter at the Council of Nicaea -- The problem of the Easter computation -- The Christian era -- Easter, the origin of the Christian year -- V. The earliest fixed feasts -- The feast of Christmas -- The Philocalian calendar -- The feasts of the martyrs -- The epiphany -- Other fixed feasts -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliography.".
• catalog description "The revolutionary calendar -- The primacy of the church calendar -- Feasts and their ranks -- The reform of the proper of the saints -- The feast of the sacred heart and other new feasts -- X. Future prospects: The problem of further reforms -- Can the date of Easter be fixed? -- Stabilization of the calendar of jubilees -- Discussions on possible reforms -- World calendar association -- XI. The sacredness of time.".
• catalog description "VI. Martyrologies and their sources -- Old non-Roman calendars -- The hieronymian martyrology -- The confessors -- The first feasts of the martyrology -- The martyrology and modern criticism -- VII. The development of the Christian year (Fourth to Eighth centuries) -- The origins of Lent -- The six weeks Lent -- Final developments of the Paschal preparation -- The stations -- The ember seasons and advent -- The feasts of our lady -- Holy week in Jerusalem -- VIII. The middle ages (eighth to sixteenth centuries) -- Non-Roman liturgies and the calendar -- The feasts of the seasonal cycle and the green Sundays -- Votive masses: Feasts of the Holy Trinity and the blessed sacrament -- The sanctoral cycle in the early middle ages -- The Roman proper of saints from the tenth to the twelfth century -- Canonization -- IX. The reform of the calendar (from Gregory XIII to the present day) -- The reform of Gregory XIII -- Adoption of the new calendar by the nations -- ".
• catalog extent "126 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Christian calendar.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Christian calendar.".
• catalog isPartOf "Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism, v. 113. Section 10: The worship of the church".
• catalog issued "1960".
• catalog issued "1960.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, Hawthorn Books".
• catalog relation "Christian calendar.".
• catalog subject "264.021".
• catalog subject "BV30 .D443".
• catalog subject "Church calendar.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The origins of the calendar -- The creation of the signs -- Primitive man and the lunar cycle -- The day and the solar cycle -- The Egyptian calendar -- Solar symbolism -- The mosaic sabbath -- Origins of the week -- II. Pre-Christian calendars -- Lunar calendars and the golden number -- The Roman calendar -- Technical terms -- Annual Jewish feasts -- The calendar of the jubilees -- III. The Christian Sunday -- Passion and resurrection -- The apostolic Sunday -- The Lord's Day -- The day of the sun -- The observance of Sunday -- The Sunday rest -- The mystery of the Ogdoad -- IV. The date of Easter and the earliest Christian year -- The first Paschal dispute -- Easter at the Council of Nicaea -- The problem of the Easter computation -- The Christian era -- Easter, the origin of the Christian year -- V. The earliest fixed feasts -- The feast of Christmas -- The Philocalian calendar -- The feasts of the martyrs -- The epiphany -- Other fixed feasts -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The revolutionary calendar -- The primacy of the church calendar -- Feasts and their ranks -- The reform of the proper of the saints -- The feast of the sacred heart and other new feasts -- X. Future prospects: The problem of further reforms -- Can the date of Easter be fixed? -- Stabilization of the calendar of jubilees -- Discussions on possible reforms -- World calendar association -- XI. The sacredness of time.".
• catalog tableOfContents "VI. Martyrologies and their sources -- Old non-Roman calendars -- The hieronymian martyrology -- The confessors -- The first feasts of the martyrology -- The martyrology and modern criticism -- VII. The development of the Christian year (Fourth to Eighth centuries) -- The origins of Lent -- The six weeks Lent -- Final developments of the Paschal preparation -- The stations -- The ember seasons and advent -- The feasts of our lady -- Holy week in Jerusalem -- VIII. The middle ages (eighth to sixteenth centuries) -- Non-Roman liturgies and the calendar -- The feasts of the seasonal cycle and the green Sundays -- Votive masses: Feasts of the Holy Trinity and the blessed sacrament -- The sanctoral cycle in the early middle ages -- The Roman proper of saints from the tenth to the twelfth century -- Canonization -- IX. The reform of the calendar (from Gregory XIII to the present day) -- The reform of Gregory XIII -- Adoption of the new calendar by the nations -- ".
• catalog title "Calendrier chrétien. English".
• catalog title "The Christian calendar. Translated from the French by P. J. Hepburne-Scott.".
• catalog type "text".