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amis41 marked one of Dane Falkner's replies in Divine Office as useful. Dane Falkner replied to the problem "Why "Book III" for Night Prayer?".

amis41 replied on December 05, 2009 05:51 to the idea "Ribbon placements" in Divine Office:

You are most welcome. Yes this newsletter will greatly aid in praying without thumbing to find the prayers.
Peace and goodness always,

amis41 replied on December 04, 2009 07:05 to the idea "Recite the antiphons at the beginning and end of the psalms only, not between strophes" in Divine Office:

It was a good discussion. Thank you, Dane, Amen to this issue. Keep up the wonderful work you, and the team are doing. The Good Lord will just be happy to hear us praying. Happy Advent everyone! Peace and goodness be with you all.

amis41 marked one of Dane Falkner's replies in Divine Office as useful. Dane Falkner replied to the idea "Recite the antiphons at the beginning and end of the psalms only, not between strophes".

A comment on the idea "Recite the antiphons at the beginning and end of the psalms only, not between strophes" in Divine Office:

Based on the traditions of some Orders, and prayerful refection, I support the use of antiphons at the beginning and end of the strophies. The main thing is to just remember they provide some theme and relation to the season. With that I pray with you in spirit, let us unite in prayer. Amen – amis41, on December 03, 2009 18:33

amis41 marked one of Joey Zapanta's replies in Divine Office as useful. Joey Zapanta replied to the idea "Recite the antiphons at the beginning and end of the psalms only, not between strophes".

amis41 replied on November 20, 2009 05:33 to the idea "Link to Mass "daily readings" enriches praying the LOH." in Divine Office:

Congratulations for the approval from International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Now you are on your way!
Question: Does the changes in the Liturgical Missal used in Liturgy that was approved this week, going to affect the Versions of the Liturgy of Hours being used. They said it is a massive change that will take several years to complete, about 2011 I think they said.

A comment on the question "Add Office of Readings for Ordinary Time" in Divine Office:

Ok, I change my mind. I was only suggesting daily readings, but I really like the Office Readings more. It is more a main office anyway. :-)) – amis41, on November 02, 2009 01:07

amis41 replied on October 27, 2009 06:24 to the praise "Love this service!!!" in Divine Office:

Here is a suggestion for having a one sheet weekly listing of all the LOH prayers and hymns by page numbers. It is a free service. Just sign up for the email and it can fit right into your book. Subscribe Online Today: www.classicalliberalarts.com/LOTH
It has helped me find things fast and easily. Enjoy.

amis41 replied on October 27, 2009 06:18 to the idea "Ribbon placements" in Divine Office:

Here is a suggestion that has made my finding the right page easier in the LOH. Sign up for a free weekly email that gives the schedule and page numbers for every prayer and reading in the full volume version of the LOH. Subscribe Online Today: www.classicalliberalarts.com/LOTH
It is free and can be printed on one page both sides. Enjoy.

amis41 replied on October 27, 2009 06:01 to the question "Help us make the HYMN a real PRAYER" in Divine Office:

I have the same hope, but have for my own use, I looked up the lyrics of the hymn, and printed it into my own home made hymnal. Maybe this may be a useful tip for some. God bless.

amis41 replied on October 27, 2009 05:56 to the update "Prayer version 1.1 available very soon!" in Divine Office:

Are these available for the few of us that do not have App access? Just curious. We have not advanced to the techno age yet, and there may be a few more of us out there too. I do have an iPod. It sounds absolutely wonderful and amazing.
Keep up the great work.

amis41 replied on October 27, 2009 05:49 to the praise "Learning the LoH with your help." in Divine Office:

Here is a practical suggestion to know what page each prayer is on in the full version of the LOH, it is free and depending on availability of the readings, may help locating the prayers.
Subscribe Online Today: www.classicalliberalarts.com/LOTH It is free, sign up for email of the reading schedule weekly. Enjoy!

amis41 replied on October 27, 2009 05:47 to the problem "Why "Book III" for Night Prayer?" in Divine Office:

Here is a practical suggestion to know what page each prayer is on in the full version of the LOH, it is free and depending on availability of the readings, may help locating the prayers.
Subscribe Online Today: www.classicalliberalarts.com/LOTH It is free, sign up for email of the reading schedule weekly.

amis41 replied on September 22, 2009 22:08 to the question "Add Office of Readings for Ordinary Time" in Divine Office:

The music for the 21st-23rd is wonderful. Those tweaks did it it appears from the comments. You are doing a fantastic job, Dane, and special thanks to Chriss, Greg, and Denise, whose voices bring life to the written word, and invites us, to pray as a group.

OK, you don't have to sing. You are truly friends. :-))

We will add in our prayers, "We welcome back Melinda Kirigin, to the parish family there. We pray she will find interest in the Divine office ministry, with her lovely voice. She is a wonderful singer, and when she sings, everyone prays twice, lifting their souls up a level, or two, in their prayers. Lord, inspire her with your calling, to bring inspiration, and prayerful song, to the world, in your name, Jesus, we pray. Amen."

A comment on the question "Add Office of Readings for Ordinary Time" in Divine Office:

Hi Deacon Ken,
I wonder if that what all the silence is about? Fear of having to sing. I am sure the team loves a bit of humor. They are really quite a group! They appreciate friends who help and appreciate the work they are trying to accomplish. Deacon Ken, do you think we will get this group to sing? Maybe for Night Prayers after everyone has gone to bed. God bless. Thanks for the bit of humor. – amis41, on September 22, 2009 04:39

amis41 marked one of Deacon Ken's replies in Divine Office as useful. Deacon Ken replied to the question "Add Office of Readings for Ordinary Time".

amis41 replied on September 21, 2009 04:25 to the question "Add Office of Readings for Ordinary Time" in Divine Office:

I concur with Deacon Ken. First, softer is better, the variety is great, and it is much better prayerfully. Second, yes, I can hardly wait to hear the four of them chanting, especially alternating between the men and women.
That is a wonderful point too about just listening to it, and letting it enter the soul.
Dane, I(we) will watch the music, as you requested, to let you know how it is perceived. This will help you, we hope. There have been some good comments and you are a true professional, and friend.
Peace and goodness always.

amis41 replied on September 19, 2009 13:07 to the question "Add Office of Readings for Ordinary Time" in Divine Office:

Yes, Dane, this was splendid. The music was very nice for each reading. I like the variety, and made praying sooooo nice. Great job. Peace and goodness.

A comment on the question "Add Office of Readings for Ordinary Time" in Divine Office:

Yes, I agree most heartily, it was simply beautiful. The softness of music did not distract, it soothed the readings. Great job, Dane. – amis41, on September 19, 2009 13:06