Question on St. Joseph Guide for LOTH

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Ok, take this evening’s EP-

Say I want to pray using the optional feast of St. Camille’s de Lellis, it says EP 1822, Ps 1056, Ant. 1870, Pr. 1535

Ok… So I want to see if I got this right, but I do have questions so here goes.

So it starts:

God, come to my assistance
-Lord, make haste to help me

Glory…Allelullia

Then jump to hymn on 1822 where it says EP II

then begin the psalms on pg. 1056 (psalm 126 then 127) then psalm prayer on 1058 then canticle (Col. 1:12-20) then to the reason on 1059 (Ephesians)???

Then resp. On same page then jump to 1870 for canticle antiphon, then Magnificat

Then Int. on pg 1060

Our Father

Then closing prayer on Pg. 1535

Then

May the Lord Bless us…

end

Is that how tonight would be prayed assuming I pray the optional feast? If not can someone correct me and explain how I can tell?
 
Well that’s good. What confused me was the readings. Is the readings always the same section of the designated Psalms?
 
codefro said:
Well that’s good. What confused me was the readings. Is the readings always the same section of the designated Psalms?
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The reading is proper if one is assigned, otherwise it may be taken from the Commons or the office of the day (Wednesday of the XV week (Psalter week III) in your example).

It depends upon with how much solemnity you wish to celebrate the hours. My own practice (but it is by no means a rule) to distinguish various celebrations is: :twocents:

Optional Memorials Everything from the week day, except what is assigned in the Proper of Saints.
Memorials Psalms from the week day (unless proper), everything else from the Proper (if assigned) or Commons of Saints.
Feasts Everything including the Psalms from the Proper (if assigned) or Common.
Solemnities Like Feasts, with the addition of EP I.

tee
 
tee_eff_em said:
The reading is proper if one is assigned, otherwise it may be taken from the Commons or the office of the day (Wednesday of the XV week (Psalter week III) in your example).

It depends upon with how much solemnity you wish to celebrate the hours. My own practice (but it is by no means a rule) to distinguish various celebrations is: :twocents:

Optional Memorials Everything from the week day, except what is assigned in the Proper of Saints.
Memorials Psalms from the week day (unless proper), everything else from the Proper (if assigned) or Commons of Saints.
Feasts Everything including the Psalms from the Proper (if assigned) or Common.
Solemnities Like Feasts, with the addition of EP I.

tee
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This is actually really helpful! Thank you. 👍
 
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