Here you have the most critical hours of the Divine Office for the layman in the world. Knowing the structure of one will greatly help in learning the others. Divine Office (In Latin and English) US 49.00. My (unasked for!) advice would be to pick one Office to start off with each day, and learn that well (people here can help, just ask). The trad Office is simply more complicated than the LotH, but it's very doable. Peter ad Vincula, a community of traditional Catholic priests and laity who are committed to preserving the traditional Catholic Faith, Morals,Values and Sacraments, and restoring them to the Church, chiefly by means of her official liturgical prayer (the Mass and the Divine Office). Which gives you the bare outline of what comes next. The Breviary Online is published by the Guild of St. I chose the 'skeleton' of Vespers in the Roman pattern for Friday 14th November 2014, and got this: The Monastic Diurnal has this, which is very useful (but the pattern is slightly different between the Roman and Monastic uses, so it's not interchangeable).ģ) You can use a site like to help - but the different possibilities can be confusing.
You can always refer to that.Ģ) Sometimes a Breviary will have a handy insert that gives you the general structure of each Office. So Prime on Monday, Lauds of Sunday, that kind of thing. Do you mean the structure, as in which bit comes after which bit? I know a couple of avenues for that:ġ) In the Psalter of your Breviary, the first instance of each Office will usually have everything spelt out explicitly.
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