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...will be the celebration of the divine office." First they set to work to find how the divine office should be celebrated. The result was the rediscovery of Gregorian plain song. And so compelling was the force of their meticulous research and meticulously conducted services that by the time Abbot Guéranger died in 1875, almost all the churches in France were following the liturgy of Solesmes...
Enclosed is a rival architect's rendition of the proposed plans for the redecoration of Memorial Hall. The completion of such a phantasmag--or rather, inspired edifice should soon drive Messrs. Sheply, Bulfinch, Richardson, and Abbot out of business. Drools, Glutnick, Blather & Klopson, Architects at Large. (M. Biddle, Acting Undersecretary...
This site and possible others along Mt. Auburn St. are considered quite suitable for a multiple story garage by James F. Clapp, Jr. '31, a member of the Boston firm of architects Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson, and Abbot who have designed most of Harvard's building for the last century...
...RICHARD ABBOT Hollywood...
...19th century and published in Russian under the title: Candid Narratives of a Pilgrim to His Spiritual Father. Its author is unknown, its exact date uncertain. It made its first appearance in manuscript form in the hands of one of the famed monks of Mount Athos. The abbot of St. Michael's Monastery at Kazan, Russia, discovered it, copied it, and it appeared in 1884. Though one of the classics of Russian Orthodoxy that sounds a note often heard in Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, it is only now published for the first time in the U.S. under the title...