The Liturgy of the Hours Lesson 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Fr. Carr begins a short series for the laity on how to pray the Liturgy of the Hours.
Fr. Carr is a Catholic communicator in various media, the pastor of Holy Trinity Parish in Quincy, MA USA and an alliance member of the Canção Nova Community. His website is www.carrbooks.us
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Thank you Father!! I love these! I was so lost on understanding the Divine Office!!
I love your videos Fr! Thank you for taking the time to share all of this.
Such a shame that not many lay people know about the LOTH...i had to go to seminary to learn about it. It has revolutionized my entire life. I try to pray all the hours to stay sane. Thank you Holy Mother Church.
Yes, the Liturgy of the Hours has some powerful strengthening and life giving messages and you are right, few are aware of it.
Thank you so much for posting these videos on the LoH! Very helpful.
+Rachel J. You are welcome, happy to do it.
I went to Daylesford Abby for Easter weekend and did this with the monks and priests. It was a wonderful experience and would definitely do it again.
Thank you, Father. This is very helpful, even though I am German, living in Germany and using my German language breviaries. Nevertheless, structure, sequence and palms and prayers in the liturgy of the hours are all the same, just in a different language. Greetings from Heidelberg, Germany.
Thank you Fr. for this teaching.
You're welcome.
Thank you father. This is so helpful!
This is awesome what a great prayer for lay person to do and those like myself discerning to the Priesthood! Good is God .. Blessing God's blessing
I love your videos they are very helpful to me learning how to pray the liturgy of the hours better. Except I do prefer the apps like I bravery because I'm visually impaired and it takes me longer to flip through the pages :-)
I want to become a diocesan priest
Спасибо!
The UK version of this book is called Daily Prayer published by Collins. I also since I’m from The UK I also have the Universalis app too. Just out of interest where is Christian Prayer approved for use? The Daily Prayer book I referred to is approved for use in the following countries.... Australia, England, Wales, Ireland, New Zealand and Scotland. I’d be very interested to know where the version you use (Christian Prayer) is approved for use because it’s still in English.
Hello father. This is the very first time I came across your channel and video. N I am just only a few seconds into this video n you are talking about some bible studies series, now where do I find the all the parts? N what are the titles? Does it say specifically catholic bible studies? Par1 ?
I subscribed on your channel Father. Teach us more
Thanks, have a blessed Easter.
Thanks for subscribing
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Hi Father...
I've been praying with consistent endeavor, Lauds, Vepsers, and Compline as found in the Divine Office. I'd like to incorporate the Little Office of the BVM also but I'm learning that I'm running short of time. Do you have advice regarding how to incorporate the Little Office?
I will give you a complete different suggestion. Please read: "How to Converse with God" St. Alphonsus Liguori. It is published by Tan.
Fr. Robert Carr OK I just ordered it. looking forward to it.
@@FrRobertCarr St Alphonsus encourages everyone never to give up praying the Rosary. I'm sure you probably already know that.
I have the shorter version of Christian Prayer. Is this okay?
Yes Jennifer, whatever it is best for you that is often used in many Catholic environments as well.
to pray them all at once defeats the purpose of sanctifying those specific hours.
You are right, but believe it or not, none other than Archbishop Fulton Sheen suggested it as part of his call for all priests to spend at least one hour daily before the Blessed Sacrament. A practice I have maintained because of him since the seminary.
Fr. Robert Carr, can one be led into lectio divina while praying the Liturgy of the Hours or should one try to avoid this during such prayers?
Of course, yes, actually be open to it.
Nice.
Father can the evening prayer 1 also be considered an early matins prayer? in other words are matins and evening prayer 1 the same thig?
Good question, actually no. Matins is morning prayer also known as Lauds and is to be celebrated usually around dawn, but can be celebrated anytime after midnight. Evening prayer is also known as vespers and is celebrated around dusk. Evening prayer one is celebrated on the vigil of a solemnity or feast. (All Sunday Masses, since they celebrate the resurrection have the status of Solemnity, and only for a higher solemnity can they be replaced as in this years' Christmas and the Solemnity of Mary.) So evening prayer 1 is actually something different than Morning prayer also known as Matins or Lauds. Thanks for your question.
Thank you Father for your answer! I've also noticed in Christian Prayer that there are assorted Memorials. I can't seem to find a common for Memorials in the book so I'm led to think that there are no prayers common to Memorials?
Sure Felix, The commons are related to the memorial, so for a martyr it would be the common of martyrs. for an apostle, the common of apostles, etc.