Pray Without Ceasing: An Introduction to the Liturgy of the Hours
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2019
- by Br. Bernard Knapke, O.P.
Vatican II’s document on the Sacred Liturgy beautifully states that the Divine Office-a.k.a., the Liturgy of the Hours-is “truly the voice of the Bride addressed to her Bridegroom.” It is also “the very prayer which Christ Himself, together with His body, addresses to the Father.” What exactly is this prayer? Who prays it? When is it prayed? Learn more about the Church’s ceaseless prayer at this talk.
At midnight I start with my rosary and then at sunrise I begin the Liturgy of the hours. I pray all of them and then after the last night prayer I pray the fatima prayers and to my patron saint 🙏🏼 praying like this has been LIFE CHANGING for me. My whole being has been drastically transformed and I was healed from a tumor.
You are so holy… Is that the response your seeking with your comment?
@@diegobarragan4904 I was not doing that I was saying the commitment on my part has made a very big difference in my life it took me being more dedicated. I'll pray for your heart ❤️
Good testimony btw brother
@@diegobarragan4904if you got a tumor and your days were numbered, you would understand the severity that motivated @catholicprodigal to pray such way
how to use and pray the liturgy of the hour?
“We don’t know how to pray as we ought.”
St. Paul, pray for us!
Divine office helps me overcome my laziness and lack of discipline.. Still struggle though but I know the solution. It's half the problem solved
This is such a help. Thank you and God bless you.
officium, neuter = service (officii = "of the service"). _Scientific American_: "In the 6th-century, cockcrow constituted one of the four periods of nighttime devotion for monasteries that followed the precepts maintained by the Rule of the Master (Regula Magistri), which required psalms be said at nightfall, midnight, cockcrow, and in the morning. The period denoted by the rooster’s crow helped manage devotions in the face of seasonal changes: psalms were said prior to the cockcrow in the winter, and after the cockcrow in the summer to account for the shifting durations of darkness. Roosters also alerted those living beyond the immediate reach of religious orders to ready themselves for morning devotions with their noisy pronouncements."
Thank you for posting this. I learned a lot!
Thank you very much. Great video. Greg
Thank You Jesus I trust in You Amen . For some reason I'd been trying to find and understand what the liturgy of the hours means lauds etc..then suddenly come across this video on the screen of my phone
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Great talk 🙏✝️🙏
Br. Bernard, your presentation is very useful for those of us starting into the Divine Office. Would you please email me that handout, if possible?
I have those books.
I can’t figure it all out.
How do you pray the Litergy of the hours when working?
It may be hard to pray all 7 hours depending upon your occupation and if you have kids. But the best hours to try are Midday Prayer and Compline.. try out those first, If you can fit more hours, add Lauds
Many of the mid day ones only take 10 mins or less to get through
You're not going to get the gospel in Matins NOW. Use a pre VII Matins service, since VII struck out the gospel (of all things).
found the sede
@@electrical_cord what's sede about using your eyeballs and reading the rubrics.