I did this yesterday afternoon. I thought it might be interesting to see what happens in the morning.
I turned on the mic and read Lauds from the Breviarium Romanum. Nothing fancy.
Perhaps some weary priest out there might listen.
I did this yesterday afternoon. I thought it might be interesting to see what happens in the morning.
I turned on the mic and read Lauds from the Breviarium Romanum. Nothing fancy.
Perhaps some weary priest out there might listen.
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Thank you kindly Fr. I am not a priest and not so hot with latin but understanding is not always required to actively participate in prayer. Thank you again.
Thank you, Father — this little project with the Breviarium Romanum is excellent! As long as it isn’t a drag for you, I’d certainly appreciate, and pray along with, all such podcazts in the future. God bless!
Cannot help but note that Hermenegild was given a proper Lauds hymn by the Barberini pope…