Title: Overall a Good Source, But Needs Better Indexing
Product review: I agree with the previous reviewer that there may be a bit too much modernization in the language, but that does make it easier to do with a family. For personal prayer time, I prefer the Anglican Breviary, but that language is quite archaic, and so I don't use it with the family.What's also nice with this book is that it has some nice devotions, like the stations of the cross adapted for more of the family environment. It also provides several variants of Morning, Daily, and Evening prayer so that you have choices.My only complaint is that it isn't indexed very well, and references are made to other sections that are awfully hard to find. For instance, in the non-traditional language Morning Prayer you are instructed to use week1 Psalmody for Passion Week and week2 for Holy Week. Finding the week1 and week2 Psalmody is quite difficult. It turns out its buried in the traditional language Morning Prayer (I think that's what is being referred to).
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