Positive reframe regarding waiting for a new translation of LotH with Matthew’s dirty little secret in mind: an opportunity to deep dive into experiential knowledge of the history of the Divine Office as we watch history of this ancient prayer unfold. Particularly, if you need to buy a new breviary now but hope to also purchase the new t…
Positive reframe regarding waiting for a new translation of LotH with Matthew’s dirty little secret in mind: an opportunity to deep dive into experiential knowledge of the history of the Divine Office as we watch history of this ancient prayer unfold. Particularly, if you need to buy a new breviary now but hope to also purchase the new translation in 2026-ish.
I’m sure there are endless resources elsewhere, but here are a few helpful ones:
“The entire Gregorian chant repertory, including both Novus Ordo and Vetus Ordo, as recorded by the communities of Benedictine nuns of the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Fidélité of Jouques and the Benedictine monks of Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux in French Provence.”
Compline from Saint Michael Abbey’s Monastic Diurnal with approved Latin-English side-by-side:
Positive reframe regarding waiting for a new translation of LotH with Matthew’s dirty little secret in mind: an opportunity to deep dive into experiential knowledge of the history of the Divine Office as we watch history of this ancient prayer unfold. Particularly, if you need to buy a new breviary now but hope to also purchase the new translation in 2026-ish.
I’m sure there are endless resources elsewhere, but here are a few helpful ones:
https://www.divinumofficium.com/
https://neumz.com/
“The entire Gregorian chant repertory, including both Novus Ordo and Vetus Ordo, as recorded by the communities of Benedictine nuns of the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Fidélité of Jouques and the Benedictine monks of Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux in French Provence.”
Compline from Saint Michael Abbey’s Monastic Diurnal with approved Latin-English side-by-side:
https://casonasher.com/compline