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St Paul’s Cathedral, the Choir from the Dean’s Stall<\/em><\/strong>. From the Visual Model, rendered by Austin Corriher.

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WHERE at the death of oure late Soveraigne lord King Edward the sixt, there remained one uniforme order of common service and prayer, and of the administracion of Sacramentes, Rites, and Ceremonies, in the churche of Englande, whiche was set furth in one booke entituled: The booke of common prayer, and administracion of Sacramentes, and other Rites and ceremonies in the churche of Englande, aucthorised by Act of Parliament . . . <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Be it therefore enacted, by the aucthoritie of this present parliament, that the sayde booke, with the ordre of service, and of the administracion of Sacramentes, Rites and Ceremonies, with the alteracion, and addicions, therein added and appoynted by this estatute, shall stande, and be from and after the sayde feaste of the Nativitie of Sainct John Baptist, in full force and effect . . . <\/em><\/strong>And further be it enacted by the quenes highnes, with the assent of the lordes and commons, in thys present Parliament assembled, and by aucthoritie of the same, that all and synguler ministers, in any cathedrall, or paryshe church . . . shall . . . be bounden to saye and use the Matins, Evensong, celebracion of the Lordes supper, and administracion of eche of the Sacramentes, and all their Common and open prayer, in suche ordre and fourme, as is mencioned in the sayde booke . . . . .<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

From An Act for the Vniformitie of Common Prayer, and Service in the Church, and addministration of the Sacraments<\/em> (The Booke of Common Prayer<\/strong>, 1604)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The Virtual St Paul’s Cathedral Project addresses issues raised by emerging fields of study and practice such as digital archaeology<\/a>, data visualization<\/a>, public histo<\/a>ry, historic<\/a> acoustic reconstruction<\/a>, recreation of soundscape<\/a>s, material culture studies<\/a>, historical geography,<\/a> liturgical studies<\/a>, and material religious studies<\/a>. These fields seek to recover the experience of past time through integrating data about ephemeral and material events and practices into forms of presentation that enable students of the past to explore the changing past from multiple perspectives and in simultaneous narratives.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Cathedral Project also addresses ongoing issues in a number of traditional and developing academic disciplines. These include English Reformation history, where revisionist historians’ emphasis on theological debates among Church elites, including the faculties at Oxford and Cambridge, as well as their use of continental sources for defining the Reformed tradition, ignore the content and significance of daily worship in the nations’ cathedrals and collegiate and parish churches. [1]<\/sup><\/a>The best account of those theological debates, as well as specifics of continental reformers influence, or lack of influence, on Thomas Cranmer and other architects of the English Reformation is … Continue reading<\/span><\/span><\/span>