A daily rule of prayer
The Daily Office orders psalms, Scripture readings, canticles, collects and intercessions into regular times of prayer.
The Daily Office, ready to pray every day
Pray Morning Prayer, Midday Prayer, Evening Prayer and Compline online, following the Anglican calendar and the edition of the Book of Common Prayer you choose.
- Four offices a day
- Many prayer books
- The whole liturgical calendar
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The rhythm of the day
Four hours of prayer
The Daily Office divides the day into short, settled moments. Begin at any one of them — today's text is already prepared.
The shelf
Historic and contemporary editions
Every edition has a page of its own, with today's office prepared from it.
Many Prayer Books
Each book is set in its own typography: rubrics, responses and drop caps as they appear on the printed page.
The whole liturgical year
Seasons, feasts and commemorations, with the day's readings and an explanation of why the day is what it is.
Direct answers
Understand the Daily Office
- What is the Anglican Daily Office?
- It is the daily prayer of the Anglican tradition, commonly prayed in the morning and evening, with additional forms at midday and before sleep. It joins the Church's prayer to Scripture and the liturgical calendar.
- Which Book of Common Prayer can I use?
- Ordo brings together historical and contemporary editions in English and Portuguese. Every book has its own page and today's offices, so you can explore an edition before choosing it.
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