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"And he showed me a river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding from the throne of God and of the Lamb. In the midst of the street thereof, and on both sides of the river, was the tree of life, bearing twelve fruits, yielding its fruits every month, and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations."
— Apocalypse 22:1-2
Prayer Instruction
Prayer Instruction
Instructions:
Just as you would add your prayer intentions before praying the Rosary, add your prayer intentions before praying the Divine Office.
For Compline you will either do an Examination of Conscience or pray the "Our Father."
Traditionally the "Our Father" is said in partial silence, which is why you'll hear a long silence at the beginning of the "Our Father" in three different spots during the hours.
If listening to Lauds immediately after Matins, it is custom to skip the last part of Matins (Collect) after the Te Deum.
The Martyrology heard in Prime is in a separate book. We recommend the one from Angelus Press.
1/14/2026
1/14/2026
-- St. Hilary Bishop, Confessor and Doctor of the Church --
III Class
White
Commemoration of St. Felix, Priest and Martyr
Please allow 2-3 minutes for the recordings to play, thank you for your patience
Prayer Before the Divine Office
Matins
Lauds
Prime
Terce
Sext
None
Vespers
Compline
Prayer After the Divine Office
Book Guide
Wednesday: 01/14/2026
St. Hilary, Bishop, Confessor and Doctor of the Church
III Class
White
Commemoration of St. Felix, Priest and Martyr
-Baronius Press-
Matins:
Invit. page 803
Hymn page 803
Ant. page 394
Psalms page 394
After the 9 Psalms, the V & R on page 406 for feasts outside of Paschaltide (first one), then pray “Our Father”
Blessings & Readings:
Absolution page 89
Before each of the Readings, pray Blessings on "feasts of the Saints" (bottom of pg. 90 - pg. 91)
1st Reading page 1352, Readings 2 and 3 on 1352 are combined to equate as Reading 2, Reading 3, page 1680
Te Deum page 91 (End Matins after Te Deum if praying Lauds immediately after)
Collect page 1681, the first one
Lauds:
Ant. page 410
Psalms page 411
Little Chapter page 822
Hymn page 822
V & R: page 1681
Ant. page 1681
Collect page 1681
Commemoration page 1681, in order of Ant., V & R, then Collect
Prime:
Start page 425
Hymn page 425
Ant. page 426
Psalms page 426
Everything “Throughout the Year” page 429 “You who sit ..”
Short Lesson “Throughout the Year” page 433
Terce:
Start page 434
Hymn page 434
Ant. page 434
Psalms page 435
Little Chapter page 824
V & R page 824
Collect page 1681, the first one
Sext:
Start page 438
Hymn page 438
Ant. page 439
Psalms page 439
Little Chapter page 825
V & R page 825
Collect page 1681, the first one
None:
Start page 443
Hymn page 443
Ant. page 443
Psalms page 444
Little Chapter page 825
V & R page 825 & finish page 826
Collect page 1681, the first one
Vespers:
Ant. page 447
Psalms. page 448
Little Chapter page 826
Hymn page 826
For Our Lady's Magnificat:
V & R page 1682
Ant. page 1682
Collect page 1681, the first one
Compline:
Page 454
Page 119, Antiphons of Blessed Virgin Mary number I “Loving Mother ....", please pray the V & R and Collect for Our Lady for December 24th.
End Compline on page 460 with "Divine Assistance ...." etc.
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