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LOTH
(redirected from Liturgy of the Hours)

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LOTHLiturgy of the Hours (liturgical form)
LOTHLanguage of Thought Hypothesis


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Stumbling to the living room, I grope for my glasses and a thick, leather-bound book to begin my day with the appropriate morning prayer of the Liturgy of the Hours.
Wake-up call: a caffeine-free morning prayer gives new meaning to the ... by Harkins, Bill / U.S. Catholic
Our daily schedule also includes praying together the Liturgy of the Hours at morning and evening prayer, the chaplet of mercy, the rosary, and attendance at Mass in our local parish.
Ephphatha! Be opened. (Lay Movements XXII) by Walsh, Ann / Catholic Insight
The illiterate peasantry of medieval Europe couldn't pray the psalms themselves, of course, and the parish morning and evening prayer of the ancient church had largely ceased, eventually to be replaced by prayers like the Angelus, prayed at times that mimicked the monastic liturgy of the hours.
Let's not be so devoted to devotions: it warms old-timers' hearts to ... by Cones, Bryan / U.S. Catholic
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