The Divine Office
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.. Sed libera . .. Respice . .. Et sit . .. Gloria Patri . .. Sicuterat . .. Oremus, Dirigere et . .. Amen, Jube Domine . .. Dies etactus . .. Amen.
The short lesson which, on all feasts, is the same as the chapter whichis said at None will be found in the proper or common, under that Hour, The new Psalter and new rubrics made no change in this matter. Hence, for example, on the feast of SS. Peter and Paul the short lesson at endof Prime is taken from None of the feast, "Et Petrus ad se reversu...s";the short lesson for Prime on the feast of St. Aloysius is "Lex Deiejus" and not the short lesson printed in the Psalter under theday's Office.
On all Sundays and week days it varies according to the season. Thus-- 1. From the 14th January until the first Saturday in Lent, from Mondayto Wednesday in Trinity week, from the Friday after the octave of CorpusChristi until the Saturday before Advent, the short lesson is "Dominusautem" (II. Thess. Iii. ), 2. From the first Sunday of Advent until the 23rd December inclusive itis "Domine miserere" (Isaias xxxiii, ).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. Sed libera . .. Respice . .. Et sit . .. Gloria Patri . .. Sicuterat . .. Oremus, Dirigere et . .. Amen, Jube Domine . .. Dies etactus . .. Amen.
The short lesson which, on all feasts, is the same as the chapter whichis said at None will be found in the proper or common, under that Hour, The new Psalter and new rubrics made no change in this matter. Hence, for example, on the feast of SS. Peter and Paul the short lesson at endof Prime is taken from None of the feast, "Et Petrus ad se reversu...s";the short lesson for Prime on the feast of St. Aloysius is "Lex Deiejus" and not the short lesson printed in the Psalter under theday's Office.
On all Sundays and week days it varies according to the season. Thus-- 1. From the 14th January until the first Saturday in Lent, from Mondayto Wednesday in Trinity week, from the Friday after the octave of CorpusChristi until the Saturday before Advent, the short lesson is "Dominusautem" (II. Thess. Iii. ), 2. From the first Sunday of Advent until the 23rd December inclusive itis "Domine miserere" (Isaias xxxiii, ).
What to read after The Divine Office?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quigley Edward J. to read onlineMoreLess
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