Do you pray the Divine Office?

[Old Salt]

I am curious as to if many pray the Divine Office and if so, what print do you use?

I use the Monastic Diurnale and try to pray all the day hours:
http://www.farnboroughabbey.org/press/dirunal.php

[tmw89]

I use the Diurnale and Matins volumes of the Breviarium Monasticum published by Lancelot Andrewes.
http://www.andrewespress.com/md.html
http://www.andrewespress.com/matins.html

Prior to that I used (and still break out once in a blue moon) the Anglican Breviary, published independently.
http://www.anglicanbreviary.net/

[Old Salt]

I use the Diurnale and Matins volumes of the Breviarium Monasticum published by Lancelot Andrewes.
http://www.andrewespress.com/md.html
http://www.andrewespress.com/matins.html

Prior to that I used (and still break out once in a blue moon) the Anglican Breviary, published independently.
http://www.anglicanbreviary.net/

Wow!
You pray Matins! God bless you.
I'm not there yet.

[Paul]

Yes.

I use a 1920s breviary set which I found on eBay when I pray it from a book, but I also have an electronic version I created where each day's Office is a separate HTML page, and I usually use that - no page flipping required. I use the 1911 rubrics, although I include several local feasts as well as those feasts added to the universal 1962 Calendar.

[rbjmartin]

1962 with Vulgate Psalter

[NOtard]

Christian Prayer :)

[Tim]

I pray some of the hours, and either I use the Monastic Diurnal or the site Divinum Officium. Because of my chronic health problems I've dropped Matins, and I only pray Lauds, Prime, and Vespers now. I like the no flippin' pages some days and on other days I like flippin' pages. I'm partial to the Monastic, the Divino Afflatu, and the 1570 Trent versions.

tim

[Adam Wayne]

Yes.

1950 Benziger Brothers edition in English.

Usually get in Matins, Lauds, Vespers, and Compline.

[Maldon]

So-called Anglican Breviary.

[jovan66102]

Due to circumstances beyond my control, I am currently 'breviaryless', but I used to have and pray both the Collegeville and the Anglican as well as a Dominican Diurnal all in Latin.