How the Church Prays Without Ceasing (And How You Can Too) @InstituteCC
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CHRIST IS RISEN! ALLELUIA!

The Church has always prayed without ceasing. The Divine Office is how she does it — the hours, the Psalms, the sacred rhythm that has shaped Christian souls for centuries. In this course, Fr. David Anderson invites you into that living tradition, exploring the Roman Breviary, the Monastic Diurnal, the Liturgy of the Hours, and the Byzantine canonical hours — and the transformation that comes through them.

A brand new ICC course is here, and registration opens TODAY.

HOURS OF GRACE: The Divine Office and the Prayer of the Church
with Rev. David Anderson

This live online course is offered completely free of charge thanks to the generosity of our ICC benefactors.

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How the Church Prays Without Ceasing (And How You Can Too)

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