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The Liturgy of the Hours: Sing the Hours

Join for morning (Lauds) and evening (Vespers) prayer. All Hymns, Psalms, and Prayer sung.

Podcast · By Paul Rose · English · Official site

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25
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Sep 20, 2026
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Sep 8, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Divine Office 9.20.26 | Sunday Evening Prayer | Vespers II (opens the original)

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    Liturgy of the HoursThe daily prayer of the Catholic Church, chanted from the Roman Breviary. Lauds, 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 20, 2026. Chanted morning and evening prayers from the Divine Office. Join the Church in this ancient rhythm of psalms, canticles, and Scripture in both English and Latin. New to praying or singing the Hours? Just press play and follow along.Made without AI. 100% human vocals, 100% real Catholic prayer. Permissions Granted by ICEL. Copyright Attributions be

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Divine Office 9.20.26 | Sunday Morning Prayer | Lauds (opens the original)

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    Liturgy of the HoursThe daily prayer of the Catholic Church, chanted from the Roman Breviary. Lauds, 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 20, 2026. Chanted morning and evening prayers from the Divine Office. Join the Church in this ancient rhythm of psalms, canticles, and Scripture in both English and Latin. New to praying or singing the Hours? Just press play and follow along.Made without AI. 100% human vocals, 100% real Catholic prayer. Permissions Granted by ICEL. Copyright Attributions be

  3. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Divine Office 9.19.26 | Saturday Evening Prayer | Vespers I (opens the original)

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    Liturgy of the HoursThe daily prayer of the Catholic Church, chanted from the Roman Breviary. Vespers I, 24th Saturday in Ordinary Time, September 19, 2026. Chanted morning and evening prayers from the Divine Office. Join the Church in this ancient rhythm of psalms, canticles, and Scripture in both English and Latin. New to praying or singing the Hours? Just press play and follow along.Made without AI. 100% human vocals, 100% real Catholic prayer. Permissions Granted by ICEL. Copyright Attributi

  4. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Divine Office 9.19.26 | Saturday Morning Prayer | Lauds (opens the original)

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    Liturgy of the HoursThe daily prayer of the Catholic Church, chanted from the Roman Breviary. Lauds, 24th Saturday in Ordinary Time, September 19, 2026. Chanted morning and evening prayers from the Divine Office. Join the Church in this ancient rhythm of psalms, canticles, and Scripture in both English and Latin. New to praying or singing the Hours? Just press play and follow along.Made without AI. 100% human vocals, 100% real Catholic prayer. Permissions Granted by ICEL. Copyright Attributions

  5. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Divine Office 9.18.26 | Friday Evening Prayer | Vespers (opens the original)

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    Liturgy of the HoursThe daily prayer of the Catholic Church, chanted from the Roman Breviary. Vespers, 24th Friday in Ordinary Time, September 18, 2026. Chanted morning and evening prayers from the Divine Office. Join the Church in this ancient rhythm of psalms, canticles, and Scripture in both English and Latin. New to praying or singing the Hours? Just press play and follow along.Made without AI. 100% human vocals, 100% real Catholic prayer. Permissions Granted by ICEL. Copyright Attributions

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