Where can I get the 1962 Breviarium Romanum?

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I have looked everywhere for one so I can start praying the hours. I would like one with Latin and English if possible. I know that Baronius Press has given no updates whatsoever about exactly when theirs might come out. Does anyone know where I can buy it?
 
The Baronius Press Breviary is the only Latin/English Breviary available (or soon to be available). The only other option is to try to get an old Breviary from the 1960’s on Ebay or a used bookseller.

The Baronius Press Breviary is being printed at the current time, so it won’t be long before it is available. Here’s the website:

baroniuspress.com/forthcoming_titles.php?wid=12

If you can’t wait for the Baronius Press edition and want to buy a Latin-only 1962 Breviary, then you have two choices: the SSPX edition and the Nova et Vetera edition. Here are the links:

angeluspress.org/oscatalog/item/8347/roman-breviary-2-volume-set-includes-usa-propers-and-4-card-breviary-insert-set

breviariumromanum.com/home_en.html
 
I have looked everywhere for one so I can start praying the hours. I would like one with Latin and English if possible. I know that Baronius Press has given no updates whatsoever about exactly when theirs might come out. Does anyone know where I can buy it?
There are other licit ways of praying the hours than the 1962 Brevarium Romanum.

One in fact that goes back some 1500 years (the Brevarium Romanum is based on the 1910 reforms of Pius X), the Benedictine Divine Office, or Monastic Liturgy of the Hours.

Not for the faint of heart though, if you do the whole things you recite 250+ psalms a week. :eek: (obviously, all 150 psalms with many repeats).
 
You can get your feet wet with this abbreviated 1962 Office from Angelus Press: Divine Office

If you wanted to pray the Little Office of the BVM according to the old breviary, then I’d try this: Little Office BVM (Baronius Press)

Otherwise, I’d just wait for Baronius Press to start offering their long-awaited Breviary.

If you want the older Office in Latin only, then another consideration should be the Diurnale Romanum. It is a fraction of the cost and has everything except Matins. Unless you have a ton of time to pray, you won’t be able to get in Matins. So why spend a ton of money for the full office?

After trying many forms of the Office, pre- and post-concilliar, I ended up using the Diurnale the most.
 
And if it simply impossible to get one’s hands on a copy, or if cost is a major issue, the Franciscans of the Immaculate have just put out a wonderful new app for iPhone called Breviarium Meum (available on iTunes). It’s the entire 1962 breviary - you can set it up with just Latin text or Latin with English translation side-by-side, and you can either download texts a day at a time or a whole week’s worth. Best of all, it’s free, though you are certainly encouraged to make a donation to the good friars.

For reasons, I am unable to get the books right now, but I have this on my iPod and it is really handy.
 
I think iPod/iPhone apps are good for teaching or for interim measures, but I always encourage people to get an actual book because it is something tangible that stays with the person for years. An app on a phone is intangible, and people are not as attached to it. It isn’t MY breviary that has been with me through thick and thin. When I pick up my Breviary, it should connect me to all those times that I have prayed it before.

That’s my thoughts, anyway.
 
I don’t even own an iPhone or a smartphone of any kind, in fact, I don’t even have a cell phone (and I’m 23) I guess I am just old fashioned that way. I know it sounds weird but I love tangible books, the feel of the pages and I love that musty smell of a book lol.
 
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I guess I am just old fashioned that way. I know it sounds weird but I love tangible books, the feel of the pages and I love that musty smell of a book lol.
Same here! Baronius Press says that their Breviary will be available by the Feast of the Assumption.
 
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