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Thank you for preparing the Divine Office for us and presenting it in one complete text for each hour. Thank you for the audio files that we can follow along with and for the beauty of your hymns. Because of your work, I am able to pray the Divine Office. God bless you.
Question for all, especially for clergy. How do you pronounce his name…”August-teen” or “Au-gus-ten”. Certainly it doesn’t matter and we can’t know how he and Monica pronounced it. I ask the question out of curiosity because I’ve never heard a clergy member pronounce the name use the first pronunciation. In my experience, clergy always say “Au-gus-ten.” Silly question perhaps but are you taught this pronunciation in seminary? Another name is “RA-fael” or “Raf-fael” In my experience, clergy members tend to pronounce a hard “A” on the first syllable. As I wrote, there is no right answer. I’m just curious the same.
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is pronounced as the clergy pronounce it, aw-GUS-ten.
Prayers of Thanksgiving are offered today for the restoration of health in our family.
In appreciation of Divine Office and this community…may we all be guided by the Holy Spirit toward Spirit-ed and Spirit-filled action. In Carmel, Melissa Mruskovich
Happy Feast Day Sts. Anne & Joachim, parents of our Blessed Mother and Grandparents to Jesus. Let us honor these significant people God gifted us with.
It is nice to see just how many of us are praying at the same time. I like DO for many reasons. One is that in the morning while I take my inhalation I am able to do a hands free Morning Prayer..and, of course, the devotion and felt fervor of the readers is so, so strengthening and healing to me
This is my daily bread. I have the app, which is such a blessing in the week when away from the home.
Excellent does not express this amazing way to worship God.having this format at the touch of the hand
I appreciate this service more than I can say. It blesses me every day and I thank God for all who made it possible.
Is registration free now for those who are not members?
Thanks
Good morning.
Question. Why the Psalm prayers are not said while praying the Office of Readings? I don’t know if there is reason for it and that’s why I am asking. It has been happening lately. Thanks in advance for your response.
I am very grateful for this service. Could you please remember to provide the The Deum reliably on Sundays? Thank you.
Hello, the Te Deum is not said during Lent, this is in accordance with the Liturgy of the Hours Instructions.
It’s so great to see a ministry like this persevering and finding a way to work with the USCCB to make something to beautiful available to so many. We need to pray and not faint–and this is an invaluable help in doing so.
I’ll be sending everyone I can to divineoffice.org.
God bless you all,
William C. Michael
Classical Liberal Arts Academy
I am certain that you are aware of the recent liturgical change in translation of the closing prayer. As of February 17 we are to take out the word “ONE”..It’s now to be just God forever and ever. Perhaps these were already pre-recorded and it’s a big process to change. Regardless, thanks for this ministry, it is a wonderful community and a great resource.
Love this prayer community! It has been tremendously helpful getting my wife and I stared with the Liturgy of the Hours.
Are there any online groups offering live-streaming of the Liturgy of the Hours? A zoom group perhaps? This is a great site as well.
Thank you for this wonderful community of prayer. May our good and generous God bless all of you with his amazing love. And may the Sacred Heart of Jesus enfold you and keep you safe.