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• catalog contributor b5210568.
• catalog created "1876.".
• catalog date "1876".
• catalog date "1876.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1876.".
• catalog description "10. On sermons and preaching -- Of the sermon -- Preaching in the Church of England -- Of the preacher in the early church -- Of the licensed preachers of the Church of England -- The English homilies -- Of the earlier us of homilies prepared by others -- The dress of the preacher -- 11. The dismissal of the catechumens and other non-communicants -- 12. The offertory -- The priest at the table, etc. -- The offering of the people -- Of the singing of the offertory, etc. -- The sentences of the offertory -- The collection and presentation of the alms, and other devotions of the people -- Of the ancient oblation of the names -- On the diptychs of the ancients -- The presentation of the oblations of bread and wine -- The wine strainer -- Of the mixed chalice -- The time of the mixture -- The quantity of the oblations of bread and wine -- The covering of the unconsecrated elements -- The Eucharistic fan -- 13. The prayer for the church militant: its history and interpretation -- The origin, scope, and title of the prayer -- The verbal offering of the alms and oblations -- The intercessions for the living -- Prayer and thanksgiving for the departed -- 14. The withdrawal of those who do not communicate -- Historical notice -- The sacrifice imputed to communicants only -- 15. The exhortations to communion -- Historical notice -- The first exhortation -- Of the communion of the unworthy -- Of confession before communion -- Rubric IX and the second exhortation".
• catalog description "10. The prayers after the consecration -- The post-communion of the older liturgies -- Of the replacing and covering of the elements that remain -- The Lord's Prayer after the communion -- The first prayer after the communion and Lord's Prayer -- The second prayer after the communion and the Lord's Prayer -- The Gloria in Excelsis -- The final blessing -- The gospel in principio and final prayers -- The cleansing of the vessels -- Fasting after reception -- 11. The supplementary collects -- 12. The second service -- 13. The number of communicants -- 14. Frequency of celebration -- The Reformed Church of England -- The early church -- Of priests celebrating more than once in the same day -- More than one celebration on especial days -- More than one celebration in a church on the same day".
• catalog description "15. Of the bread and wine used for the sacrament -- History and intent of the rubric -- Of singing-cakes and houseling-bread -- The shape and size of the loaf in earlier ages -- The bread, leavened or unleavened -- Of the care shown in making the Eucharistic bread -- Times of making the bread -- The bread to be of wheaten flour -- Of the wine -- 16. Of the unconsecrated remains, and of eulogiae -- Of the disposal of the bread and wine not consecrated -- Of the eulogiae and antidoron -- 17. Of the disposal of the consecrated remains -- The English rule -- The Greek rule for the consumption of the consecrated remains -- The communion of the presanctified gifts -- The consecrated bread sent as a sign of communion -- The sacrament reserved for private use -- The Eucharist reserved for the use of the newly ordained -- Of the receptacle of the reserved Eucharist -- Of the renewal of the reserved Eucharist -- The Eucharist buried at the consecration of a church -- Oblates buried with the dead -- Profanation of the blood -- The exposition of the sacrament -- Benediction with the sacrament -- 18. The provision of the elements -- 19. Of the frequency and times of communicating -- Primitive custom and later law -- Of the practice of communicating more than once in the same day -- 20. Ecclesiastical dues and offerings -- 21. Of the disposal of the offerings -- The English rule -- The ancient rule for the disposal of the offerings -- The disposal of the offerings ultimately in the bishop -- 22. The declaration on kneeling -- The history of the declaration -- The Roman worship of the host -- Of transubstantiation -- Illustrations of the doctrine condemned by our church -- The worship of Christ in the sacrament -- Of the local presence of Christ's natural body -- The real and spiritual presence of Christ's body".
• catalog description "4. Of the preparation of the priest and people -- The Lord's Prayer -- The collect for purity -- The office or introit -- The Decalogue and the manner in which it is rehearsed -- 5. Of prayer for the king in the liturgy -- The scriptural rule and general practice -- The collects for the sovereign -- 6. The collect, epistle, and gospel for the day -- The proper collect -- The Eucharistic lessons -- Of the epistle -- Of farced epistles, etc. -- Of the gradual, tract, and sequence -- Of the gospel".
• catalog description "7. The Creed -- By whom said or sung, and how -- The place of the Creed in the liturgy -- Of the history of the Creed, and of its introduction into the liturgy -- The Creed said by the people standing and facing the east -- THe Creed of Constantinople -- 8. Of the public notices given at the celebration -- 9. Prayers before and after the sermon and Eucharistic litanies -- Of prayers before and after the sermon -- Of the form of prayer in the fifty-fifth canon -- The Eucharistic litany, or bidding-prayer".
• catalog description "9. The Communion -- The communion of the celebrant -- Of the posture of the celebrant at receiving -- Of the words said by the celebrant when receiving -- The communion of other clergy present -- Of the intinction of the bread -- Of the hallowing of wine by the admixture of other element duly consecrated -- Of communion in one kind -- The communion delivered to the people in order into their hands -- Of the posture of the people when receiving -- Of the name of bread applied to the body -- The minister himself to deliver the bread to each communicant -- The history of the benedictions at receiving -- The benediction at the delivery to be addressed to each communicant -- the words of delivery or benediction -- The words of delivery of the bread continued -- The ministration of the cup -- Of the Eucharistic tube -- Of the words of delivery of the cup -- Of the Agnus Dei during the communion, and the Antiphon for communion -- Of the consecration of a second supply of bread and wine".
• catalog description "Appendix -- The communion of the sick -- The title of the office -- The unction and communion of the sick -- The grounds and method of the communion of the sick -- Of reservation for the sick -- Celebration in houses -- The collect, epistle, and gospel -- Further directions for the celebration -- The sick not required to receiving fasting -- Provision for special cases.".
• catalog description "Part I: -- 1. Of the names of this Holy Sacrament -- The title of the office -- Of other appellations of the sacrament -- 2. The conditions of communion -- Notice of intention to communicate -- Of the time of the celebration -- On fasting before celebrating and receiving -- Of the repulse of notorious sinners and wrongdoers -- Of the repulse of those who are not in charity -- Of disqualification from age and ignorance -- 3. Of the ornaments, position, etc., of the ministers and altar -- On the vesture of the celebrant and other ministers -- The altar called a table -- Of the vesting of the holy table -- Of altar lights -- Of the general use of symbolical lights in divine worship -- On the use of incense at the celebration -- Of the place and position of the holy table -- The altar must be moveable -- But one altar in every church -- A priest not to celebrate twice in the day of the same altar -- Of altar rails -- The material of the altar -- The place of daily prayer -- On the title of priest -- Why the priest stands -- The north side of the altar, and the position of the celebrant -- The holy table is an altar -- Of saying the Lord's Prayer at the beginning of the office -- Of the meaning and use of the word collect -- On the attitude of kneeling".
• catalog description "Part II: -- 1. The placing of the communicants and the priest's address to them -- The place of the faithful at the celebration -- Of the exhortation to the communicants -- The exhortation -- 2. The invitation, the ancient kiss of peace, and the command to draw near -- The invitation -- Of the kiss of peace -- The command to draw near -- 3. The confession, absolution, and comfortable words -- The general confession -- The absolution -- The comfortable words -- 4. The daily preface, the sanctus, and the proper prefaces -- The daily preface -- The sanctus -- The proper prefaces -- 5. Prayers of immediate preparation -- The prayer of humble access -- The ancient prayers of the faithful -- 6. The consecration -- The posture and position of the celebrant -- Of the cup and paten -- Of the manner of saying the prayer of consecration -- Of the names given to the canon -- Of the means by which the consecration is effected -- The prayer of consecration -- The prayer of invocation -- The sign of the cross in the prayer of consecration -- The words of institution -- The Roman elevation -- The words of institution continued -- The response of the people -- The benediction of oils, fruits, etc. -- The lamb at Easter -- The great oblation -- 7. Of the Lord's Prayer in the canon, and the embolis -- The Lord's Prayer -- The embolis -- 8. Actions preparatory for communion -- The fraction for distribution -- The episcopal benediction -- Public notices and requests for the prayers of the people -- The commixture -- Fermentum -- The Agnus Dei -- The peace before communion -- The proclamation, Sancta Sanctis -- The Egyptian Confession -- The hot mixture of the Greeks".
• catalog extent "1055 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Notitia eucharistica.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Notitia eucharistica.".
• catalog issued "1876".
• catalog issued "1876.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "London, Rivingtons,".
• catalog relation "Notitia eucharistica.".
• catalog subject "BX5616 .S35".
• catalog subject "Church of England Customs and practices.".
• catalog subject "Church of England Liturgy and ritual.".
• catalog subject "Lord's Supper Prayers and devotions English.".
• catalog tableOfContents "10. On sermons and preaching -- Of the sermon -- Preaching in the Church of England -- Of the preacher in the early church -- Of the licensed preachers of the Church of England -- The English homilies -- Of the earlier us of homilies prepared by others -- The dress of the preacher -- 11. The dismissal of the catechumens and other non-communicants -- 12. The offertory -- The priest at the table, etc. -- The offering of the people -- Of the singing of the offertory, etc. -- The sentences of the offertory -- The collection and presentation of the alms, and other devotions of the people -- Of the ancient oblation of the names -- On the diptychs of the ancients -- The presentation of the oblations of bread and wine -- The wine strainer -- Of the mixed chalice -- The time of the mixture -- The quantity of the oblations of bread and wine -- The covering of the unconsecrated elements -- The Eucharistic fan -- 13. The prayer for the church militant: its history and interpretation -- The origin, scope, and title of the prayer -- The verbal offering of the alms and oblations -- The intercessions for the living -- Prayer and thanksgiving for the departed -- 14. The withdrawal of those who do not communicate -- Historical notice -- The sacrifice imputed to communicants only -- 15. The exhortations to communion -- Historical notice -- The first exhortation -- Of the communion of the unworthy -- Of confession before communion -- Rubric IX and the second exhortation".
• catalog tableOfContents "10. The prayers after the consecration -- The post-communion of the older liturgies -- Of the replacing and covering of the elements that remain -- The Lord's Prayer after the communion -- The first prayer after the communion and Lord's Prayer -- The second prayer after the communion and the Lord's Prayer -- The Gloria in Excelsis -- The final blessing -- The gospel in principio and final prayers -- The cleansing of the vessels -- Fasting after reception -- 11. The supplementary collects -- 12. The second service -- 13. The number of communicants -- 14. Frequency of celebration -- The Reformed Church of England -- The early church -- Of priests celebrating more than once in the same day -- More than one celebration on especial days -- More than one celebration in a church on the same day".
• catalog tableOfContents "15. Of the bread and wine used for the sacrament -- History and intent of the rubric -- Of singing-cakes and houseling-bread -- The shape and size of the loaf in earlier ages -- The bread, leavened or unleavened -- Of the care shown in making the Eucharistic bread -- Times of making the bread -- The bread to be of wheaten flour -- Of the wine -- 16. Of the unconsecrated remains, and of eulogiae -- Of the disposal of the bread and wine not consecrated -- Of the eulogiae and antidoron -- 17. Of the disposal of the consecrated remains -- The English rule -- The Greek rule for the consumption of the consecrated remains -- The communion of the presanctified gifts -- The consecrated bread sent as a sign of communion -- The sacrament reserved for private use -- The Eucharist reserved for the use of the newly ordained -- Of the receptacle of the reserved Eucharist -- Of the renewal of the reserved Eucharist -- The Eucharist buried at the consecration of a church -- Oblates buried with the dead -- Profanation of the blood -- The exposition of the sacrament -- Benediction with the sacrament -- 18. The provision of the elements -- 19. Of the frequency and times of communicating -- Primitive custom and later law -- Of the practice of communicating more than once in the same day -- 20. Ecclesiastical dues and offerings -- 21. Of the disposal of the offerings -- The English rule -- The ancient rule for the disposal of the offerings -- The disposal of the offerings ultimately in the bishop -- 22. The declaration on kneeling -- The history of the declaration -- The Roman worship of the host -- Of transubstantiation -- Illustrations of the doctrine condemned by our church -- The worship of Christ in the sacrament -- Of the local presence of Christ's natural body -- The real and spiritual presence of Christ's body".
• catalog tableOfContents "4. Of the preparation of the priest and people -- The Lord's Prayer -- The collect for purity -- The office or introit -- The Decalogue and the manner in which it is rehearsed -- 5. Of prayer for the king in the liturgy -- The scriptural rule and general practice -- The collects for the sovereign -- 6. The collect, epistle, and gospel for the day -- The proper collect -- The Eucharistic lessons -- Of the epistle -- Of farced epistles, etc. -- Of the gradual, tract, and sequence -- Of the gospel".
• catalog tableOfContents "7. The Creed -- By whom said or sung, and how -- The place of the Creed in the liturgy -- Of the history of the Creed, and of its introduction into the liturgy -- The Creed said by the people standing and facing the east -- THe Creed of Constantinople -- 8. Of the public notices given at the celebration -- 9. Prayers before and after the sermon and Eucharistic litanies -- Of prayers before and after the sermon -- Of the form of prayer in the fifty-fifth canon -- The Eucharistic litany, or bidding-prayer".
• catalog tableOfContents "9. The Communion -- The communion of the celebrant -- Of the posture of the celebrant at receiving -- Of the words said by the celebrant when receiving -- The communion of other clergy present -- Of the intinction of the bread -- Of the hallowing of wine by the admixture of other element duly consecrated -- Of communion in one kind -- The communion delivered to the people in order into their hands -- Of the posture of the people when receiving -- Of the name of bread applied to the body -- The minister himself to deliver the bread to each communicant -- The history of the benedictions at receiving -- The benediction at the delivery to be addressed to each communicant -- the words of delivery or benediction -- The words of delivery of the bread continued -- The ministration of the cup -- Of the Eucharistic tube -- Of the words of delivery of the cup -- Of the Agnus Dei during the communion, and the Antiphon for communion -- Of the consecration of a second supply of bread and wine".
• catalog tableOfContents "Appendix -- The communion of the sick -- The title of the office -- The unction and communion of the sick -- The grounds and method of the communion of the sick -- Of reservation for the sick -- Celebration in houses -- The collect, epistle, and gospel -- Further directions for the celebration -- The sick not required to receiving fasting -- Provision for special cases.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part I: -- 1. Of the names of this Holy Sacrament -- The title of the office -- Of other appellations of the sacrament -- 2. The conditions of communion -- Notice of intention to communicate -- Of the time of the celebration -- On fasting before celebrating and receiving -- Of the repulse of notorious sinners and wrongdoers -- Of the repulse of those who are not in charity -- Of disqualification from age and ignorance -- 3. Of the ornaments, position, etc., of the ministers and altar -- On the vesture of the celebrant and other ministers -- The altar called a table -- Of the vesting of the holy table -- Of altar lights -- Of the general use of symbolical lights in divine worship -- On the use of incense at the celebration -- Of the place and position of the holy table -- The altar must be moveable -- But one altar in every church -- A priest not to celebrate twice in the day of the same altar -- Of altar rails -- The material of the altar -- The place of daily prayer -- On the title of priest -- Why the priest stands -- The north side of the altar, and the position of the celebrant -- The holy table is an altar -- Of saying the Lord's Prayer at the beginning of the office -- Of the meaning and use of the word collect -- On the attitude of kneeling".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part II: -- 1. The placing of the communicants and the priest's address to them -- The place of the faithful at the celebration -- Of the exhortation to the communicants -- The exhortation -- 2. The invitation, the ancient kiss of peace, and the command to draw near -- The invitation -- Of the kiss of peace -- The command to draw near -- 3. The confession, absolution, and comfortable words -- The general confession -- The absolution -- The comfortable words -- 4. The daily preface, the sanctus, and the proper prefaces -- The daily preface -- The sanctus -- The proper prefaces -- 5. Prayers of immediate preparation -- The prayer of humble access -- The ancient prayers of the faithful -- 6. The consecration -- The posture and position of the celebrant -- Of the cup and paten -- Of the manner of saying the prayer of consecration -- Of the names given to the canon -- Of the means by which the consecration is effected -- The prayer of consecration -- The prayer of invocation -- The sign of the cross in the prayer of consecration -- The words of institution -- The Roman elevation -- The words of institution continued -- The response of the people -- The benediction of oils, fruits, etc. -- The lamb at Easter -- The great oblation -- 7. Of the Lord's Prayer in the canon, and the embolis -- The Lord's Prayer -- The embolis -- 8. Actions preparatory for communion -- The fraction for distribution -- The episcopal benediction -- Public notices and requests for the prayers of the people -- The commixture -- Fermentum -- The Agnus Dei -- The peace before communion -- The proclamation, Sancta Sanctis -- The Egyptian Confession -- The hot mixture of the Greeks".
• catalog title "Notitia eucharistica; a commentary, explanatory, doctrinal, and historical, on the order for the administration of the Lord's Supper or Holy Communion according to the use of the Church of England, with an appendix on the office for the communion of the sick.".
• catalog type "text".