Regina Coeli

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Hi all,
I was just wondering when do we revert back to praying the angelus I know the Regina Coeli is prayed at the same time as the angelus 6 am noon and 6 pm but during easter. When do we start prayng the Angelus again is it at 6 am the monday after pentecost or 6 am on pentecost day ?
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from Holy Saturday until Pentecost.

From the Catholic Encyclopedia
in the Roman Breviary from Compline of Holy Saturday until None of the Saturday after Pentecost inclusively.
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None is Noon
This web sites says the same thing.
The Regina Coeli is one of the four seasonal antiphons of the Blessed Virgin Mary prescribed to be sung or recited in the Liturgy of the Hours after night prayer (compline or vespers) from Holy Saturday to the Saturday after Pentecost. The Latin text of the sung Regina Coeli (sometimes written Caeli) follows:
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taylormcbee said:
Hi all,
I was just wondering when do we revert back to praying the angelus I know the Regina Coeli is prayed at the same time as the angelus 6 am noon and 6 pm but during easter. When do we start prayng the Angelus again is it at 6 am the monday after pentecost or 6 am on pentecost day ?
Thanks
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I’ve always gone back to the Angelus on Monday, but it is perfectly your choice to do either.

I’m not sure if Pentecost is a separate day from the Easter season like Triduum is separate from Lent, though.
 
detoutcoeur said:
Midmorning prayer is Terce (the third hour); Midday prayer is Sext (the sixth hour); Midafternoon prayer is None (the ninth hour). .
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Thank you I didn’t realize that None meant the same thing as noon use to mean. Noon meant the ninth hour not 12 mid day.
 
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