Welcome to Coffee&Canticles, the internet home for people who are interested in the Liturgy of the Hours. I appreciate that you bothered to copy down the blog address at the bottom of the "Bookmark" screen in order to make your way here.
Now that you are here, feel free to look around. The tabs above that say "about the Liturgy of the Hours" and "Breviary bootcamp" will be of interest to beginners. Or just browse through old posts in the archives and see what interests you. Above all, feel free to ask questions any time by commenting at the end of any post. I'll try to get back to you in a day or less.
Regular follower of this blog come from all over the USA, Canada, Great Britain, Australia, Japan, Malaysia, eastern Europe and other places as well. We are mostly laypeople, but a couple of priests and religious too. Some of us aren't even Catholic, because praying the psalms according to a liturgical framework is a tradition that spans denominations. So feel free to introduce yourself in a comment at the end of this post.
One more thing. If you saw the Bookmark program, you can see that I can't stop talking when it comes to the amazing, universal Sacrifice of Praise that is the Liturgy of the Hours. So, if you think your organization, parish, or diocesan event wants to hear me chatter about it some more, then check the "Talks and Workshops" tab above and contact me.
Now that you are here, feel free to look around. The tabs above that say "about the Liturgy of the Hours" and "Breviary bootcamp" will be of interest to beginners. Or just browse through old posts in the archives and see what interests you. Above all, feel free to ask questions any time by commenting at the end of any post. I'll try to get back to you in a day or less.
Regular follower of this blog come from all over the USA, Canada, Great Britain, Australia, Japan, Malaysia, eastern Europe and other places as well. We are mostly laypeople, but a couple of priests and religious too. Some of us aren't even Catholic, because praying the psalms according to a liturgical framework is a tradition that spans denominations. So feel free to introduce yourself in a comment at the end of this post.
One more thing. If you saw the Bookmark program, you can see that I can't stop talking when it comes to the amazing, universal Sacrifice of Praise that is the Liturgy of the Hours. So, if you think your organization, parish, or diocesan event wants to hear me chatter about it some more, then check the "Talks and Workshops" tab above and contact me.
