Christian Prayer : Regular Edition
$43.00
“Christian Prayer,”…America’s finest and official one-volume edition of the “Liturgy of the Hours.” It is the easiest-to-read, most elegant, and easiest-to-use of all the editions. It is liturgically accurate, magnificently printed, and beautifully bound as befits its use for the Prayer of the Church. You will find this book ideal for both your private and your communal daily prayer.
SKU (ISBN): 9780899424064
ISBN10: 0899424066
Binding: Other
Publisher: Catholic Book Publishing
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