The unique thing about divineoffice.org was its audio library of hymns and the entire Liturgy of the Hours was spoken, recited, chanted, and sung every day for all the hours. It was truly an amazing thing and showed how much work and love these people had put into it.
I asked Monica Geana yesterday for an update. I'll simply post her reply:
We are told the review of our content will take another 6 months, so God willing, we will be able to add the app back on the market and open the website next year. I'm sorry we don't have a precise date. God bless.
Thank you for praying with us,
Monica
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You'd think a voluntary implementation of Vatican II's call for the popularization of the Divine office would be celebrated, but no. Never let a good deed go unpunished.
ReplyDeleteIt surely seems so, Tom. Many people have complained about this. Brant Pitre at thesacredpage.com used to read and comment on the NAB readings for Sunday Mass but ran into difficuties with the USCCB (Confraternity of Christian Doctrine) over this. He simply dropped the NAB and switched to the RSV Bible. Brandon Vogt (brandonvogt.com) also ran into problems using the NABRE bible. Sheesh!
ReplyDeleteWell. It sometimes seems that there's a fox in the chicken coupe; a wolf in sheep's clothing.
DeleteI am really looking forward to your return. I have you on my home computer, but I also used you on my iPad while I travel during the day so I could drive and listen to the Office. With the upgrades of the OS on the iPad, I can no longer use your audio while on the road. You have been and will continue to be in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteI miss DivineOffice.org. I loved hearing the audio of the prayers and hymns. It made it so much easier to learn and felt like I was praying with others. I look forward to your return (hopefully soon)!
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