What do Bl Columba Marmion and Dom Gueranger share?

[Kaesekopf]

Turns out, Bl. Columba Marmion and Ven. Dom Gueranger both died on the same day (but different years)!

Have you read any of their works?  Or at least tried to start 'em, in the case of Dom Gueranger? 

[Bernadette]

I read some of The Liturgical Year. It would make more sense and I would get more out of it if I were able to attend a TLM regularly.

[Michael Wilson]

I've read the "Liturgical Year", very nice.Its several volumes on the feasts of the year. Buy one volume used and see how you like it.
I have also read a couple of Dom Columba Marmion's books; very Christocentric in his spirituality, reflecting constantly on Our Lord and His life and how this should be a central part of our spiritual life.
try "Christ the life of the soul", that should give you a taste for his style and spirituality.

[Prayerful]

Turns out, Bl. Columba Marmion and Ven. Dom Gueranger both died on the same day (but different years)!

Have you read any of their works?  Or at least tried to start 'em, in the case of Dom Gueranger? 

Liturgical Year in parts (slowly gathering it, Irish printing if possible), and a nice selection of Bl Columba Marmion's writings, which cannot lay my hand on. I probably preferred Marmion's writings (altho it might be that Marmion was writing in his native English and I'm reading Gueranger in translation) for Gueranger's anti-Gallican prejudice was little a bit annoying (confounding both neo-Gallican concoctions with ancient Uses), but LY makes an excellent missal for the volumes I have, office and Mass well laid out with commentary.

[Paul_D]

I always read The Liturgical Year by Dom Gueranger (every year, since I found out about it; I have the Loreto Pubs edition, and the pre-Divino Afflatu version on PDF) and a few of his other works, like Papal Infallibility. I also read Dom Marmion's works Christ the Life of the Soul, Christ the Ideal of the Monk, and since I have received it, Christ in His Mysteries (each year).