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Category Archives: PRAYERCAzT: What Does The (Latin) Prayer Really Sound L
4 February 2012
1st Vespers of Septuagesima Sunday
We have come to 1st Vespers of Septugesima Sunday already. It seems like just the day before yesterday that the Christmas cycle ended.
No. Wait… it did.
Here is something for the brethren if they need to fulfill their obligation and are … Continue reading
7 January 2012
1st Vespers for Holy Family (BrevRom): “ineffable” sighting
For my weary brethren, 1st Vespers for Holy Family from the Breviarium Romanum. I sing the hymn and recite the rest. FOLLOW ALONG.
There is a prime use of “ineffable”.
The hymn is beautiful in both words and melody. Here is a … Continue reading
20 December 2011
26 November 2011
PODCAzT 124: Advent Vespers hymn in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms compared
In this rapid PODCAzT I return to a hymn I dissected a few years ago in another of these audio projects, the hymn for Vespers during Advent, Conditor or Creator alme siderum, in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms of the … Continue reading
11 September 2011
2nd Vespers of 13th Sunday after Pentecost (BrevRom) in Latin using iphone app, divinumofficium.com
2nd Vespers of 13th Sunday after Pentecost (BrevRom) with no frills, for the tired brethren.
Because of the handy iPhone app, which I reviewed, taken from the site divinumofficium.com, I read herein vespers in such a way that you can follow along … Continue reading
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12 July 2011
How the Office begins
For those who may never have seen it, this is how one starts to pray the Office in the older form. There are variations, but today’s is typical.
With the help of the iBreviary app and in English… a nice … Continue reading
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Tagged breviary, invitatory
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25 June 2011
PRAYERCAzT/PODCAzT: Corpus Christi: singing the whole nine yards
I again inflict my singing on you for most of this project.
Quite a while back I started a PRAYERCAzT series, wherein I read and/or sang the prayers and readings for upcoming Sundays and Feasts for the Extraordinary Form. … Continue reading
23 June 2011
Corpus Christi no frills Matins (Breviarium Romanum)
No frill Matins for Corpus Christi with the Roman Breviary. Perhaps the weary brethren can make use of it. The hymn is particularly nice.
You can follow on Divinum Officium or your iPhone app BrevMeum.
In recording, I had a few interruptions, … Continue reading
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18 June 2011
1 May 2011
Concluduntur
This year I made 55 podcasts, each lasting 5 minutes, for each day from Shrove Tuesday through the Low Sunday.
There is a page where they are all listed, here.
I am not sure I will ever overcome the problem with the … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 54: Octave of Easter, Sunday “in albis”: Like newborn babes, long for the pure spiritual milk
These 5 minute daily podcasts were intended to give you a small boost every day and a little insight into Easter and its Octave.
Today is Sunday “in albis“, the Octave of Easter, Divine Mercy Sunday.
Happy Easter to all!
The Roman … Continue reading
30 April 2011
PASCHALCAzT 53: Easter Saturday “in albis” – “Fear not!”
These 5 minute daily podcasts are intended to give you a small boost every day and a little insight into Easter and its Octave.
Today is Saturday in the Octave of Easter, Saturday “in albis“. Happy Easter to all!
The … Continue reading
29 April 2011
PASCHALCAzT 52: Easter Friday – The mystery of the passover is new and old
These 5 minute daily podcasts are intended to give you a small boost every day and a little insight into Easter and its Octave.
Today is Friday in the Octave of Easter. Happy Easter to all!
The Roman Station is … Continue reading
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Tagged EASTER, Easter Octave, PASCHALCAzT. Melito of Sardis, passover
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28 April 2011
PASCHALCAzT 51: Easter Thursday – You who arrive only at the eleventh hour
These 5 minute daily podcasts are intended to give you a small boost every day and a little insight into Easter and its Octave.
Today is Wednesday in the Octave of Easter. Happy Easter to all!
The Roman Station is … Continue reading
27 April 2011
No frills Easter Wednesday vespers from the older book, Brevarium Romanum
For the weary brethren.
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