Divine Office Daily: the gilt-lettered spine of an old black leather breviary

Divine Office Daily

The Roman Breviary of 1960, prayed in English every day, from Matins to Compline. Texts from the Divinum Officium project (divinumofficium.com). Read by a synthetic voice.

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Open the show in your podcast app. A new day's Office appears each afternoon, ready for the evening's Matins and the next day's hours, and stays for a week, so you can catch up.

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The Divine Office of the Roman Breviary as reformed in 1960, in English: each day's hours in one episode, with chapters for each hour.

  1. Matins
  2. Lauds
  3. Prime
  4. Terce
  5. Sext
  6. None
  7. Vespers
  8. Compline

The texts follow the 1960 rubrics and the calendar of the United States, with the English translations of the Divinum Officium project. The Office is read by a synthesized voice.

Texts, calendar and rubrics from the Divinum Officium project, used under its MIT license.

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Hear a wrong word, a clipped line, a missing part, or something that doesn't follow the rubrics? Please write to officium.divinum.quotidianum@gmail.com, with the date and hour, and roughly where in the episode.