Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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I have answered this question previously but visitors have made this an item that is at the top of "items most sought." The Divine Office is also known as the Breviary , the Liturgy of the Hours , the Office , and by countless other names. Here is a list of sites that carry this online of which I am aware: The Divine Office is now available on a beautiful site based in Poland Many are more familiar with the Universalis site which has the Office of Readings The Confraternity of Ss. Peter and Paul has the Breviary online in English and Latin Here is the Online Guide to Saint Benedict--Daily Office And, for laity who wish simply an approximation of the Office but which is highly readable, I recommend a subscription to the Magnificat which an entire family can use. I cannot abide a day without reading the Magnificat! I hope this is helpful.