Roman Breviary Pt 1

[@ThePhobosAnomally]

What a great intro to prime. Hey, I am very happy to see you back at making videos.

[@SearchingTheArchives]

Thanks Phobos - good to hear from you again

[@AnthonyKuenzel]

Very cool. Looking forward to more videos about the breviary

[@SearchingTheArchives]

Thanks for dropping a comment Anthony

[@JohnShaw]

Great video! Thank you!

[@FraterSpiritus]

I have the Collegeville 1963 Latin / English side by side Divine Office that the Baronius one is based on. Would you be interested in linking online up to compare them? I know one of the biggest differences is that the Collegeville one uses the Pius XII “Bea” Psalter, whereas Baronius replaced that with the Gallican Psalter. Anyway, could be an interesting video, let me know!

[@benjamin3541]

Interesting 👍

[@terrysbookandbiblereviews]

interesting. Do you know where I can get a copy of it?

[@SearchingTheArchives]

My copy was purchased from Baronius Press

[@terrysbookandbiblereviews]

@@SearchingTheArchives Thank you

[@Paul9443]

Does that breviary set have latin and english side by side?

[@SearchingTheArchives]

Yes it does

[@CatholicChickAZ]

My favorite is Matins, if you could please explain to me the nocturnes? I have been praying Matins with all the nocturnes which is 12 psalms. I know that’s not correct, plus it takes a long time. I’ve read the instructions several times to no avail.

[@Paul9443]

Part 2?