Learning to Use the Breviary 

Finally!! A very concise and easy to understand introduction and instruction on how to say the liturgy of the hours. Thank you.

Fr Carr....Bless you for your help. LOH is the best kept 'secret' of the Church. Your videos ought to be promoted by Lighthouse Media.

I really love the Lithurgy of the Hours, thank you for explaining it so well and concisely!

Thank you Father.

Please pray for me father. Pray that God shows us all His Victory.

Thank you, father, for this video. It explains all of my confusions in the methods of praying the Breviary.

Thank you, Fr. Carr. This video has been most helpful. For ordinary times I think I can figure it out now. I look forward to your next video on feast days. Many blessing to you for teaching us!

Awesome. I got it loud and clear. I will do the pen recommendation.

Just bought it, and thank you for the video!

I just wondering, at the responsory part. why is the "as it was in the beginning...." part of the glory be is not recited and the first part is recited?

Thank you for this video Father, I have followed along and have a couple of questions, 1 what happens on a special day like a feast. Do we solely follow what is done under the feast day. For instance today is Jan 25, Conversion of Paul. 2) how do we incorporate the first part of the book--for instance using today's date we are in the fourth Sunday in Ordinary time-page 248. Where do we fit these in? Thank you again!

Thanks very much for sharing this, Father. It was a tremendous help to this recent convert to the Church and learner of the Divine Office. What do you recommend thine should underline in their breviary? What colour(s) should be used? God bless.

Fr. Carr,I have been praying the Christian Prayer for Moorings and Evening. It is a wonderful time, and their is such peace with that kind of intimacy with our Lord.I do have a question, on the second Sunday evening prayer after the Intentions and Our Father. I read "Prayer, as in Proper of Seasons", and "Conclusion as in the Ordinary."I am not sure where to turn in the Breviary. I turned to the Ordinary, the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary time and found a Canticle of Mary, but no Prayer or Conclusion. I am reading from the Sunday evening the Third Week Psalter.

Fr. Robert, I don't see an Evening Prayer for Saturday in week IV, can you explain why? Anyway, this video has really helped me. Thank you!!!

Question, Father. If the antiphon is repeated during the Psalm must i repeat it or can i just say it before and after the Psalm?

hi Father. I have a three-volume Collegeville Divine Office from 1963 and '64. what are your thoughts about using this one for daily prayer?

jesus (issa alayhi salam) isn't dead yet. he will came back to earth, after that it will be the day of judgment

Hi Father Robert, I have 3 more questions. 1. I know the Glory Be... and the antiphon is repeated after each psalm. If the psalm has a psalm-prayer, is the Glory Be.../antiphon said after the psalm itself or after the psalm prayer. I've been doing it after the psalm prayer as it seems to sum the psalm and the prayer very nicely. But as I doing it out of order? 2. In the Format of the Offices for Sundays (pg. 37 of The Christian Prayer Book), it says the Te Deum is said in the Office of Readings after the second Reading and its responsory. I don't see there are two readings, only one after the 3 psalms. So, is it said just before the Canticles of Zechariah and Mary? 3. I'm having a hard time finding the closing prayer on Sundays. For this evening it says the Prayer, as in the Proper of Seasons. So I go to pg. 636 (29th Sunday) and there is no closing prayer for Evening Prayer II. Am I going to the wrong place to find the concluding prayer? Edit: I just saw your answer to this questions on a previous post. Sorry-- Thank you so much! This video has been soooo valuable to me! Many blessings to you.

Way to complicated

Thank you, father, for this video. It explains all of my confusions in the methods of praying the Breviary.