This book is a classic collection of sermons for the Christian year, written by the prominent Anglican clergyman John Keble. Originally published in 1827, the book includes sermons for each Sunday of the Christian year, as well as for feasts and holy days. Keble's sermons are notable for their emphasis on the importance of tradition, ritual, and the sacraments in the practice of Christianity. This book is an important resource for anyone interested in the history and practice of Anglicanism.

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