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Templar Liturgy of the Hours…
The Catholic Church practices two great liturgies, the Eucharist (the Mass) and the Liturgy of the Hours, which is also known as the Divine Office. The Church warmly recommends the Divine Office to all Catholics (not only clergy and religious). In the Office every part of our day is made more holy, by “prayer without ceasing”. The Office is organized around the Psalms, which train our voices speak and sing along with the voice of Christ.
There is a new and easy way to learn the Liturgy of the Hours, by listening to the twice-daily podcast “Sing the Hours”. Sing along and deepen your familiarity with the prayer of the Church. Get started by browsing SingTheHours.org and follow the links to Apple podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube, or search for “Sing the Hours” in one of those online venues. After a few weeks of listening and praying and singing along, you will find the timeless prayers of Jesus and His Church becoming your own prayers as well.
Sing the Hours is a podcast which presents the chanted prayer of the Church: The Liturgy of the Hours, also known as the Divine Office.
Sing The Hours is a podcast with the following goals:
1. Serve and glorify God with prayer
2. Help listeners to join other Catholics around the world in prayer
3. Restore the tradition of chanting prayer
WHAT IS THE LITURGY OF THE HOURS?
The Liturgy of the Hours, also known as the Divine Office or Breviary, is the daily prayer of the universal Church, with prayers dispersed at intervals throughout the day to sanctify time and work.
Daily practice of this liturgical prayer, which is steeped in the richness of Sacred Scripture, will give Christians authentic spiritual food, sanctify their days, and unite them more closely with the Church throughout the world.