January 6, 2010

Little Breviary Table

This picture has appeared in this post over on WDTPRS. It's the little table where I keep my daily prayer books.



Going counter-clockwise from the top left:

American English Roman-Franciscan Liturgy of the Hours, volume I

Typical edition Liturgy of the Hours, volume I (in cover I got for 10 euro in Rome)

Liber Hymnarius (partially obscured)

1992 American Liturgy of the Hours supplement (totally obscured, but very necessary on a day like today, the feast of Brother André)

Baronius Press hand missal

1962 Breviarium Romano-Seraphicum, Capuchin use, pars prior


I have usufruct of the little table, but it came from another brother.
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7 comments:

  1. cuaguy12:10 PM

    You forgot the most important thing in your caption- the mug!

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  2. kam12:43 PM

    Yeah, what created that awful stain in the mug? Super dark roast or hot chocolate? It almost has a hot chocolate look to it.

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  3. Bless1:30 PM

    Please find a better place for your mug and not on top of those prayer books.Feels like I am reminding my son today.Sorry Father Charles...

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  4. Qualis Rex1:41 AM

    Father Charles - congratulations. This is the first (and possibly the ONLY time) I've ever associated the "liturgy of the hours" and "fun" together : )

    Now the lamentations of Job and fun...

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  5. Mark D.2:05 PM

    No New Testament, psalter or Bible?

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  6. Pia9:39 AM

    You have such a way with words...I like that!

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  7. Lee Hamilton8:23 PM

    I like the mug! :)

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