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 (L'office de la sainte Vierge) prepared by the Monks of En-Calcat (1959) | |||||||
| Hour | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | 
| Matins (the INVITATORY PSALM is always Ps 94) | |||||||
| Wk1 | 95
 | 10
 | 21a
 | 24a
 | 30a
 | 34a
 | 37a
 | 
| Wk2 | (ditto) | 39a
 | 55
 | 58a
 | 72a
 | 101a
 | 108a
 | 
| Lauds | |||||||
| Wk1 | 92
 | 1
 | 14
 | 22
 | 28
 | 41a
 | 44a
 | 
| Wk2 | (ditto) | 63
 | 71a
 | 80
 | 89a
 | 93a
 | 103a
 | 
| Prime | |||||||
| Wk1 | 117 | 50 | 118a | 118b | 118c | 118d | 118e | 
| Wk2 | 
 | 118f | 118g | 118h | 118i | 118j | 118k | 
| Terce | |||||||
| Wk1 | 145 | 17a | 36a | 49a | 54a | 68a | 67a | 
| Wk2 | 
 | 77a | 77d | 88a | 104a | 105a | 106a | 
| Sext | |||||||
| Wk1 | 146 | 17b | 36b | 49b | 54b | 68b | 67b | 
| Wk2 | 
 | 77b | 77c | 88b | 104b | 105b | 106b | 
| None | |||||||
| Wk1 | 147 | 17c | 36c | 78 | 87 | 68c | 67c | 
| Wk2 | 
 | 77d | 77e | 88c | 104c | 105c | 106c | 
| Vespers | |||||||
| Wk1 | 109
 | 6
 | 9a
 | 33a
 | 48a
 | 73a
 | 102a
 | 
| Wk2 | 
 | 119
 | 124
 | 129
 | 134a
 | 138a
 | 143a
 | 
| Compline | |||||||
| Wk1 | 90 | 4 | 16 | 27 | 31 | 38 | 40 | 
| Wk2 | 
 | 59 | 61 | 70a | 70b | 82 | 85 | 
| Feasts | Feasts of the BVM | 
| 1st Vespers: 119, 120, 122, 123, 123 | 1st Vespers: 8,18a, 18b, 47, 86 | 
| 1st Compline: 4 | 1st Compline: Anna | 
| Matins: 1, 14, 20 | Matins: 44a, 44b, 45 | 
| Lauds: 92, 99, 62, Dan, 150 | Lauds: 23, 95, 96, 97, 98 | 
| Prime: 53 | Prime: Judith (a) | 
| Terce: 125 | Terce: Judith (b) | 
| Sext: 127 | Sext: Tob (a) | 
| None: 129 | None: Tob (b) | 
| 2nd Vespers: 109, 110, 111, 112, 116 | 2nd Vespers: 109, 112, 121, 126, 147 | 
| Compline:15 | Compline: Isaias | 
Notes
- Antiphons are Marian-focused, as are short readings, responsories, etc.
- Sunday has 1 psalm scheme; the rest of the week has 2.
- Psalms have NT Psalm titles printed in the book(s) - to orient the psalm within a
Gospel context; other scriptural psalm titles (printed on a separate card) were
designed to assist in a better understanding of the psalm's internal meaning.- Matins readings were assigned for each day of the year, either from Scripture or the Fathers or other Doctors of the Church;
- A Gospel pericope was assigned for Prime each day.
- The Latin version of the Psalms is that of Pius XII; The English translation of the
Psalms is from Fides Publishers, translated by Mary Perkins Ryan.- Each Sunday had proper Benedictus and Magnificat antiphons, as well as the prayer
of the day; in addition, there were seasonal offices, to be used daily, either in
combination with festal propers or alone (when no feast occurred). Lesser feasts
were permitted to be commemorated.- An Office of the Dead was included.
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