Category: Liturgy of the Hours
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While Gentle Silence Enveloped All Things
By examining texts shared between the Christmas and Easter seasons, we find the Paschal Mystery embedded at the heart of our Nativity celebrations.
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Additional Ideas on the Christmas Octave
Some thoughts for a possible redesign of the liturgy between December 25 and January 1
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Biennial Lectionary for the Office of Readings 3
In September and October 2018 I published two posts on the Biennial Office of Readings. These can be found here and here. In these posts I gave an introduction to this optional two-year Lectionary for the Office of Readings and the state of play with different publications that use it, particularly in English. This post…
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How We Celebrate Vespers – Without Chanting
A pattern for a weekly evening prayer in the current pandemic.
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The Divine Worship: Daily Office
Over the past few years the three Personal Ordinariates established in accordance with Anglicanorum coetibus have been gradually editing and publishing a whole series of liturgical books.
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How We Celebrate Vespers
The pattern for a weekly Vespers service, created by Catholic, Evangelical, and Orthodox students.
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Hopes for a Revised English Translation of the Liturgy of the Hours
Being the only woman in residence at the moment, I’ve noticed as presiders make adjustment to their language to recognize my presence.
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How We Celebrate the Sixth Hour
Some personal experiences with a weekly midday prayer in Innsbruck.
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We’re Still Waiting for a Reformed Liturgy of the Hours
I’m looking forward to some more hopeful future in which I might be able to join the Church again—maybe over a bowl of purréed mangos—in sanctifying the day.