Since 1996
The Saint Austin Press brings the books that formed the Catholic mind in England back into print as they deserve to be made: complete, never abridged; reset wherever the old type had worn thin; printed on cream paper; sewn, not glued; and bound in cloth over boards, with endpapers, headbands and a ribbon.
The Liturgical Year · Fifteen volumes
The Shepherd–Stanbrook translation, newly typeset and printed throughout in red and black, as liturgical books were. Fifteen volumes on cream paper, sewn to lie flat, bound in mountain-green cloth with gold-blocked spines, dust-jackets, patterned endpapers, headbands and a ribbon. One hundred sets.
See the editionDom Prosper Guéranger · General Preface to The Liturgical Year
Every book is sewn in signatures, the traditional and more expensive way, so that no page will ever come loose.
A sewn book lies flat at virtually any page, which is what a book meant for daily reading and prayer must do.
Cotton cloth and gold blocking on the spine, patterned endpapers, headbands and a ribbon marker: the finish a book deserves if it is to be kept.
Every title we have been taking pre-orders for this autumn is now printed, bound, packed and palleted at the bindery, waiting on shipment to the United Kingdom and the United...
Every title we have been taking pre-orders for this autumn is now printed, bound, packed and palleted at the bindery, waiting on shipment to the United Kingdom and the United...
Eleven books by Monsignor Paul J. Glenn, from An Introduction to Philosophy to A Tour of the Summa: a connected course in the philosophy of St Thomas, written to be...
Eleven books by Monsignor Paul J. Glenn, from An Introduction to Philosophy to A Tour of the Summa: a connected course in the philosophy of St Thomas, written to be...
For a century and a half Dom Guéranger's Liturgical Year has been read a few pages at a time on the morning of each day the Church keeps. Our new...
For a century and a half Dom Guéranger's Liturgical Year has been read a few pages at a time on the morning of each day the Church keeps. Our new...
