Martinez de Pasqually and the Office of the Holy Spirit

"Beautifully produced and thoughtfully laid out and illustrated, this book should be of great interest both to liturgical historians and those who are interested in the Order of Elus Coens, but till now have found the office of the Holy Spirit an elusive document." Piers Vaughan, Primate of the Apostolic Church of the Golden & Rosy Cross

"Michael, R.Osborne is an exceptional writer on the topic of Pasqually, reintegration and other Martinist topics. This latest gem is an outstanding addition to my library." Amazon 5-Star review

Delve into the rich spiritual tradition of the Divine Office of the Holy Spirit and its connection to the enigmatic 18th-century mystic Martinez de Pasqually. The book unveils a rare treasure from medieval Christianity that nearly vanished from history but found new purpose in Pasqually's esoteric Christian practice.

The work reproduces this forgotten divine office-a structured prayer system rooted in the Psalms and traditionally observed at specific hours throughout the day. The author explores how Pasqually, a Catholic of Portuguese-Jewish origin, incorporated these devotions into his "Elus Coens" system, emphasising spiritual reconciliation through prayer. This beautifully illustrated volume, featuring both original Latin texts and English translations, offers not just historical insight but a practical devotional resource for Christians of all backgrounds seeking to deepen their connection with the Holy Spirit through this ancient contemplative tradition.

Black & white paperback.