Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Friends, on this Monday in Ordinary Time, I invite you to join me for Night Prayer.
Night Prayer is the final “hour” of the Liturgy of the Hours, the official prayer of the Church by which, in a structured way, the hours of the day are sanctified.
These prayers link you, in a powerful way, to the great tradition of the Church. Thomas Aquinas, Augustine, and Jesus himself knew and prayed these same Psalms.
As the Hours are traditionally prayed in community, I encourage you to engage actively with this prayer rather than observing it silently.
If you want the rhythm of these prayers to continue to inform your spiritual life, visit wordonfire.org/pray to check out Word on Fire’s monthly booklet containing Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer for each day.
Friends, on this Monday in Ordinary Time, I invite you to join me for Night Prayer.
Night Prayer is the final “hour” of the Liturgy of the Hours, the official prayer of the Church by which, in a structured way, the hours of the day are sanctified.
These prayers link you, in a powerful way, to the great tradition of the Church. Thomas Aquinas, Augustine, and Jesus himself knew and prayed these same Psalms.
As the Hours are traditionally prayed in community, I encourage you to engage actively with this prayer rather than observing it silently.
If you want the rhythm of these prayers to continue to inform your spiritual life, visit wordonfire.org/pray to check out Word on Fire’s monthly booklet containing Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer for each day.
