What is the Divine Office? - SSPX Sermons

[@CatholicChickAZ]

I love the Divine Office, my favorite is Matins, because you really get to know the early fathers through their sermons and writings. I try to get other laity interested in praying it. They are intimidated by it. Once you get it down, you become addicted to it, it’s so beautiful you can’t do without it.

[@Robin_AMDG]

I love Matins especially too. It is such a great opportunity to have access to the sermons etc of the early Church Fathers. I pray all the hours every day. You are right, it's not hard once you get in the rhythm. The Breviarium Meum app makes it much easier, though I like using the books

[@Sarah-bug]

@@Robin_AMDGthank you for the app recommendation 😊

[@irenecastelino8827]

​@@Robin_AMDGHow to search for The App? I did not find it

[@TheGenoveva7]

So beautiful to hear the explanation of the Divine Office. Here at Queen of Angels in Dickinson Texas, our prior leads the vespers on all the Sundays during Lent. It’s so good for the soul and pleasing to Almighty God. Thank you so much Father.

[@Retirement02042012]

Very beautiful. Maybe I’ll come visit Queen of Angels.

[@christineotis3285]

So beautiful to hear that Jesus is praying for and with us to His Divine Father in heaven when we do the Divine Office. I didnt know that Father. Thank you to all the priests who are praying for all of us so many times in the day. Mary Mother of all the priests Queen of heaven and earth l consecrate all the priests to your Immaculate Heart.Amen

[@mariolander8800]

Very informative. Thank you Father

[@irenecastelino8827]

Beautiful Explanation on Divine Office. Thank You Father.

[@margaretmccrann467]

Thank you for this Video so good to know about the Divine Office God Bless you

[@Vladimirleninputin]

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[@jamsescarroll9824]

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[@solibeata6642]

This is part of our roots passed on from the Old Testament. To this day, (the Breviary as it was developed for the Christians with New Testament writings), The “Tehillim” or psalms are prayed daily in an order for weekdays and Sabbath. Jesus would have prayed the “Tehillim” as he was taught by his foster father Joseph.

[@brazos.capital]

Ora Pro Nobis