Religious Supply Liturgy of The HoursLeather by Catholic Church

Religious Supply Liturgy of The HoursLeather Reviews

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  Connor Helsen

  So solid such a great book love to read these books good great!
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  Thom Willis

  Never leave home without it.
  
  I do wonder what exactly prompted the publishers of the current LotH to replace the standard chants with a wide variety of often-difficult-to-sing hymns, and why they packed it chock-full with unnecessary 'psalm-prayers' and appendices of stuff you never use. I have heard rumblings that the upcoming Vox Clara alterations will involve compelling publishers to stick closer to the Editio Typica.
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  Stef

  for the last several years this has been my daily companion. bought the large print in ~2008 for when we can't read fine print anymore. totally life changing and would recommend to every Catholic. i look forward every morning to hearing what God has to say to me and how He wants me to serve Him today. the Office of Readings is my favorite! this along with Divine Intimacy and the In Conversation with God series are my go-tos for guidance and inspiration. God's Word and His saints' never fail me.
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  Karina

  During the holy hour before the Blessed Sacrament I felt called to read more Psalms. Today I found out that morning prayers in the Liturgy of the Hours consist of psalms. Just seemed an interesting connection. I'd like that.
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  William Rabjohn

  The Liturgy of the Hours is the official prayers of the Church. If you're a person who's prayer life has been mostly "personal relationship" conversation with God or "praying with the Bible", this is the next step in your prayer life. At first, the LOTH, smacks you right in the gut with "I'm not getting anything out of this." RIGHT! The LOTH takes you out of yourself and directs your attention to God. In time, the prayer transforms you and your life. Your relationship with God will change from "rubbing a lamp to the cosmic genie" to ending spiritual suffering by emptying yourself and letting God fill you. Adoration of God replaces the ego's drive for supplication. You'll go from "God, please give me ...." to truly taking up your cross, truly confronting the spiritual battle for your soul, and a deeper experience of yielding to God. But, it's NOT a read, it's not head knowledge, it's a practice, a discipline - day and night, every day, every night until we can hear Christ's words, "If anyone wishes to come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me. For whoever wishes to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will save it." Personally, I recommend the Mundelein Psalter and chant the prayer.
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  Gary

  
  This is an indispensable devotional gold mine.
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  Robert

  This is a four volume set used as a "lookup" for a prayer or prayers for the year; It is divided into sections; Advent(Christmas) Easter and ordinary(regular times of the year) It is not a"reading tool" unless you take say Easter and a part of the week in Easter and reflect on the days, prayers of the time spent; since I know this edition, I would without any hesitation recommend it; It comes in three styles; Leather, imitation leather, and paperback; you would be surprised as to the forgotten prayers you would miss on a daily basis. This is a wonderful reference tool! Excellent!
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  Helen

  I am just awe struck by these volumes. We had to buy a second set so that we wouldn't have to keep passing it back and forth! They aren't cheap, so that tells you how I feel about them. I will be using these books for the rest of my life.
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  Mike Hessenauer

  Great source of prayer!
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  Joe

  I pray everyday the office,God is good
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  Rachel

  The best edition of the four volume Liturgy of the Hours set is from Pauline Press, which has the Revised Grail Psalms. They were published for the African Church, but anyone in any English-speaking country can easily use them. I look forward to the day when the USCCB updates the Liturgy of the Hours to the Revised Grail translation.
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  Allison Clay

  A rich devotional practice I highly recommend.
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  Joseph

  So it's not a book you read, but what you pray with. Frankly, I'm kinda surprised that this has a GR entry, but I guess since Amazon sells it and they just kinda info dump it ended up in here.
  
  This is the daily prayer book of the Church. Priests, deacons, and religious are required to use it and laity are encouraged to as well. Among other things, the practice gets one into a pattern of prayer allowing for deeper time with God.
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  Riobhcah

  These prayers are a wonderful way to integrate The presence of the spiritual into your daily life. They can be a time of meditation, helping one to rise above the noise and existential feeling of separation so present in today’s society.
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  Zacaro Caro

  An amazon prayer. There's an app for this also. The Devine office. Most expensive, but also the best.
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  Leslie

  I absolutely love The Liturgy of the Hours and highly recommend these prayers, at a minimum the Office of Readings and Vespers to anyone wishing to deepen their spiritual life.
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  Terri Seger

  My day doesn't seem right unless I start it with the Liturgy of the Hours.
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  Dolores Ann

  Excellent value!!
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  Martha Tribbey

  I balked at praying the Liturgy of the Hours for years. When my hubby became a deacon, I decided I must be on board with him in this path. So I have now learned to love it. Honestly, I pray morning and evening prayer mostly.