
Daily scripture readings, psalms, and prayers that follow in the ancient traditions of the Church. Follow along using the session outlines at DivineOffice.org or by using the Divine Office iPhone, iPod, iPad app or Android app. From ancient times the Church has had the custom of celebrating each day the liturgy of the hours. In this way the Church fulfills the Lord’s precept to pray without ceasin... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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The Sixteenth Week in Ordinary Time · The Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene and Saint James, Apostle · Liturgical Colors: Green/White/Red
This is a unique feast week in Ordinary Time, each day a celebration. The saints we remember optionally through ... more
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Saint Sharbel Makhlūf, Priest
Optional Memorial
St. Sharbel was born in Lebanon in 1828, a devout son in a humble family. At the age of 23, he joined a Maronite monastic community of Our Lady of Mayfouk, but after transferred to the Monast... more
Lord, open my lips.
— And my mouth will proclaim your praise.
Ant. Come let us praise the Lord in whom is all our delight.
Psalm 95
Come, let us sing to the Lord
and shout with joy to the Rock who saves us.
Let us approach him with praise and ... more
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Liturgy of the Hours Vol. III:
Ordinary: 651
Proper of Seasons: 533
Psalter: Friday, Week IV, 1231
Christian Prayer:
Does not contain Office of Readings.
Office of Readings for Friday in Ordinary Time
God, come to my assista... more
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Love night prayers pax Patrick
I found this podcast a week ago and am enjoying it very much. I wanted to try to pray more and more consistently. Being able to hear the night prayers and read them at the same time feels like I am praying with the whole church / the whole body of Christ and therefore means more than just praying by myself. It is a good way for me to jumpstart my regular prayer.
This podcast was really supporting me last year, but now it is not so good. Why Invitatory issues are being downloaded in the Night Prayer podcast INSTEAD of the Night Prayer issues? And where are the other Divine Office podcasts, such as Midday and Evening Prayer? I cannot find them using my Podcasts App. Please fix.
For nearly a year I was excited to have the daily Podcast from Divine Office - it was FIVE STARS - but recently they have taken nearly everything down and simply offer only one prayer per day - usually either Compline or the Invitatory. I am saddened by this! I pray that they will return to offering all of the Hours via podcast. I have used this often during my morning and evening commutes [ and it helps to avoid road rage :-)], and when I am struggling with issues of faith. Please... Return... more
This is a really lovely service that this group provides. The prayers themselves are worth 5 stars. I just wish they updated iTunes more consistently. For example, as I write this (2/18/2013 at 1403 EST) there are NO Compline podcasts available. NONE. If you want to get into the rhythm of saying these prayers, it's nearly impossible because of the spotty update schedule.
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Daily night prayers anchored in ancient liturgical practice, with emphasis on Scripture readings, psalms, and prayers for rest, mercy, and guidance. Episodes consistently center on prayer, forgiveness, and trust in divine providence, often including readings from Paul's letters and the Liturgy of the Hours. This show likely appeals to devout listeners seeking structured, contemplative prayer and a sense of communal worship, with occasional notes on consistency and accessibility across platforms that may influence sponsorship or guest opportunities.
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