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Explore the complex process of revising the Book of Common Prayer in this insightful review. Charles Lewis Slattery examines the report of the Joint Commission on the Book of Common Prayer, appointed by the General Convention of 1913, providing context and analysis for the proposed revisions. With a deep understanding of liturgical history and practice, Slattery presents a compelling case for the importance of thoughtful, intentional prayer.

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