I got my new baby breviary. It's so cute!

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  • divinum-officium

    The Divinum Officium Project: Traditional Roman Missal and Breviary Texts

    • It's entirely in Latin. No English at all. If you're familiar with other breviaries and the different sections and where different parts come from, this one is fairly easy to navigate even without English rubrics. It's very straight forward. It also goes along with www.divinumofficium.com so you can use that website to check yourself until you get better with it. Right now I have that website open every time I pray both to help with the structure and make sure I'm using the right propers and also for the translation since my Latin isn't good enough yet.

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