Category: Liturgy of the Hours
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Gregorian Chant Workshops at Saint Meinrad
Workshop participants will have the opportunity to sing along with the Benedictine monastic community in the beautiful Church of Our Lady of Einsiedeln.
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An Office Hymn from the East
Here your servant waits for peace.
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Brief Book Review: A Critical Study of the Rule of Benedict
Vol. 3: Liturgy, Sleeping Arrangements, and the Penal Code.
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“Night watches” are Triduum tradition for monastic community
“Surrounded by the glow of the new Easter candle, members of the religious community and their guests keep vigil throughout the night”
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An Interview with Martin Kochanski Founder of Universalis Publishing
Last week I gave a short profile of Martin Kochanski. This week I am sharing some questions that I put to Martin on how he sees his contribution to the contemporary liturgical movement. Q. Do you consider yourself to be an unlikely leader of the liturgical movement?I hope I don’t sound presumptuous but I am not…
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An unlikely liturgist
In 1845 when John Henry Newman entered into full communion with the Catholic Church it was considered remarkable that he managed to figure out how to pray the breviary by himself, without the need to be initiated by an expert. This was a feat that was not repeated in the case of any of the…
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By what measure?
By what metric do we measure a liturgical reform?
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Hymns in the Liturgy of the Hours [UPDATED]
“Over time, individuals and communities learn to taste and appreciate the native sobriety of the Latin hymns”
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Which Office “Counts”?
As an oblate can I fulfill my diaconal ordination promise to pray the Liturgy of the Hours by using a Benedictine version such as Benedictine Daily Prayer?