Introduction: Two Liturgical Reforms Separated by Four Centuries, Yet with Similarities Worth Examining In 1549, Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, published the first Book of Common Prayer, which profoundly transformed the liturgy of the Church of England. Three years later, in 1552, a second edition appeared, introducing even more substantial …
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