Personal Ordinariates Divine Office

[TomH1]

The personal ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter in North America no longer has the Book of Divine Worship. All three personal ordinariates now have Divine Worship: The Missal. What liturgical book(s) do they use to recite the Divine Office?

Am I correct that the Divine Office for the personal ordinariates is fourfold, i.e. Morning Prayer, Midday Prayer, Evening Prayer and Compline?

 

[Symphorian]

The Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsinham uses ‘The Customary of Our Lady of Walsingham.’ Sample pages are available on Google Books. The Customary does indeed provide four daily Offices.

I believe the Ordinariate of the Chair of St Peter is awaiting Vatican approval for their Office book. The following site claims to have a close approximation of what the Office will look like:

Daily Morning and Evening Prayer

According to the website of the Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross, there are no plans to publish a separate Office book in Australia and members are permitted to pray the Office from The Book of Common Prayer. Each Ordinariate publishes it’s own Ordo for the readings etc.

 

[TomH1]

Sample pages are available on Google Books.

My understanding is that the entire Customary is available at Google Books. I am registered with Google Books and have downloaded it to my library. You may ask why I asked if I know it’s only because I was looking at something else after I asked and came across the Customary and went to Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsinham’s website. They provide three links to it. One to buy i from its publisher (Canterbury Press), a second to buy it online at Amazon and a third to a free edition of the Customary at Google Books.