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“I would like to renew my call to everyone to pray the Psalms, to become accustomed to using the Liturgy of the Hours, Lauds, Vespers, and Compline.” -Benedict XVI
Since our Holy Father has asked the faithful to rediscover the Liturgy of the Hours, I’d like to bring to the forefront a few resources that anyone can use to begin praying the Liturgy of the Hours. But before I begin…
…I want to extend my plea: Please don’t use Universalis. It does not use the correct translation, so it is not really the liturgy of the hours. Yes, a laity, you can use it for private prayer, but why wouldn’t you use the real liturgy of the hours if you are able (and you are, see below).
Just please don’t use it. There’s no good reason to.
Electronic
Divine Office (All hours, price varies)
Web (Free)
iThingey ($14.99)
Android ($14.99)
Nokia OVI ($4.99?)
Mac Store ($14.99)
iBreviary, Pro Terra Sancta (All hours, free, 7 languages, including latin and english)
Web
iThingey
Android
Blackberry
Actual Books
Online Calendar for LOTH
4 Volume Set:
4 Volume Set:
with Multi-Colored Vinyl Covers (~$150) (Matching Zip Covers: they exist, but I can’t find them)
with Black Leather Covers (~$190) (Matching Zip Covers: $70)
Christian Prayer
Zip Cover ($54)
No Zip Cover ($37)
Shorter Christian Prayer (~$18)
Chanted
The Office of Compline (Night Prayer only, $15)
Mundelein Psalter (Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Night Prayer, also includes the Sanctoral cycle and the Office for the Dead, $50)
St. Louis Institute of Sacred Music
Psalm Tones for singing yourself in english, adapted from the latin tones by Aristotle Esguerra (Free)
Extraordinary Form and Beyond
Divinum Officium (With multiple translations)
Web
Phone or Mobile device (Via web browser)
PC (Downloadable)
Since our Holy Father has asked the faithful to rediscover the Liturgy of the Hours, I’d like to bring to the forefront a few resources that anyone can use to begin praying the Liturgy of the Hours. But before I begin…
…I want to extend my plea: Please don’t use Universalis. It does not use the correct translation, so it is not really the liturgy of the hours. Yes, a laity, you can use it for private prayer, but why wouldn’t you use the real liturgy of the hours if you are able (and you are, see below).
Just please don’t use it. There’s no good reason to.
Electronic
Divine Office (All hours, price varies)
Web (Free)
iThingey ($14.99)
Android ($14.99)
Nokia OVI ($4.99?)
Mac Store ($14.99)
iBreviary, Pro Terra Sancta (All hours, free, 7 languages, including latin and english)
Web
iThingey
Android
Blackberry
Actual Books
Online Calendar for LOTH
4 Volume Set:
4 Volume Set:
with Multi-Colored Vinyl Covers (~$150) (Matching Zip Covers: they exist, but I can’t find them)
with Black Leather Covers (~$190) (Matching Zip Covers: $70)
Christian Prayer
Zip Cover ($54)
No Zip Cover ($37)
Shorter Christian Prayer (~$18)
Chanted
The Office of Compline (Night Prayer only, $15)
Mundelein Psalter (Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Night Prayer, also includes the Sanctoral cycle and the Office for the Dead, $50)
St. Louis Institute of Sacred Music
Psalm Tones for singing yourself in english, adapted from the latin tones by Aristotle Esguerra (Free)
Extraordinary Form and Beyond
Divinum Officium (With multiple translations)
Web
Phone or Mobile device (Via web browser)
PC (Downloadable)
