Divine Office

As Lent approaches, the Church invites us into forty days of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving—an interior journey of returning to the Lord.

This year, we invite you to make the Liturgy of the Hours a simple, steady anchor for your Lenten days.

A simple Lenten commitment

Choose one Hour you can realistically pray most days:

• Morning Prayer to begin the day with God

• Evening Prayer to return your day to Him

• Night Prayer to rest in His mercy

• Office of Readings for deeper nourishment from Scripture and the Fathers of the Church

Even a few faithful minutes each day can shape the whole season.

Our plan for Lent

We’ll share 3–4 posts per week on social media Facebook, Instagram, Threads to help you stay grounded:

• A Sunday reflection to set the week’s focus

• A midweek prompt to keep momentum

• A Friday penitential encouragement

• A rotating invitation to Evening Prayer, Night Prayer, or the Office of Readings

A kind Lenten offering

Lent is also a season of generosity. If you’re able, consider making your Lenten almsgiving part of a mission that helps others pray.

In 2026, our priorities include:

• Continuing our work toward a Spanish version of the Liturgy of the Hours (texts, recording, and platform support)

• Pursuing the permissions needed to record the new official U.S. English translation when it becomes available

• Ongoing improvements that sustain Divine Office for the global community

If you feel called to help, you can contribute here:

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Whether you’re praying with us for the first time or you’ve been part of this community for years: thank you. Let’s walk into Lent together—one day, one Hour at a time.