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An indispensable element of any historical study is research into sources. Their multifarious analysis and scholarly reflection enable an indirect knowledge of past reality. Musico-liturgical manuscript books belong in this respect among the particularly engaging and valuable documents. This stems from each preserved codice being an original work reflecting both the characteristic traits of its epoch, and indicating the manner of worship of God in times of its use. Finally, it constitutes a valuable testimony of local liturgical customs, diocesan and monastic. The object of this study is a modestly-sized “Processyonał” (call no. rkps 38) kept at the Archive of the Bonifratres Monastery in Cracow. According to determinations by Marek Bebak, it made its way into the Bonifratrian book collection in the nineteenth century (Bebak 25-26). However, determining from which collection it originates and how it entered the Bonifratres’ book collection poses challenges. The manuscript is decisively of textbook character destined for daily liturgical needs. The present communiqué, aimed at presenting the codex, is an academic contribution to further study on the liturgical monody it contains, and comparative studies vis-à-vis a larger group of this book type. Its confrontation with other, earlier sources will allow to determine to which degree this local book copies their repertoire, what chant it abandons,

A Nineteenth-Century Processional from the Archive of the Bonifratres in Cracow (Kraków). A Contribution to Research into Latin Monody