How St Pius X changed the Roman Breviary
From TNLM via Derek

I can’t complain really as it’s not one of my usual choices of:

• The horologion, in the morning improvising using Psalm 50/51 and one of the weekday canons from the main morning office (Matins, which is really the equivalent of Lauds), or Prime, Terce or Sext literally by the book, then None, Vespers or Little Compline by the book in the evening. Books: The Hours of Prayer from Morgantown and the Uniontown set for the propers but I make BCP translation substitutions à la Hapgood. (Both places are Slav coal towns in the eastern US.) Happy St Euthymius’ and St Lucian’s Day.
• The Monastic Diurnal as an alternative.
• And when I can’t get home in the evening, the Rosary in the car coming home from work late Mondays and late Tuesdays/early Wednesdays.

DEUS, qui nos per beátos Apóstolos tuos Simónem et Judam ad agnitiónem tui nóminis veníre tribuísti : da nobis eórum glóriam sempitérnam et proficiéndo celebráre, et celebrándo profícere. Per Dóminum et c.

Labels: Eastern Orthodoxy, history, the Catholic faith