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THIS LITURGICAL BOOK in its forth printing is to foster more ritual unity in our church. Common worship, a living element in church life, has been adapted from ancient tradition to meet the needs of the time and for Christians living in the West. It is also a continuation of the Eastern identity of our Vicariate, as well as a connection with our fellow brothers and sisters in other Christian churches of the East.

Before the advent of printing, prayer books were written by hand and often richly decorated with initials and miniature illustrations telling the stories in the lives of Christ, the saints or events from the Bible. Because of the cost involved, such prayer books were usually only used by clergy, monastics or the wealthy. With the invention of the printing press, prayer books became accessible to the average lay person and have since become an ...

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