Praying the Canonicial Hours

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Dec 8

Written By Opawa-St Martins Parish

Henri Nouwen, Robert Waldron (ed) "A Book of Hours"

The spiritual writings of Henri Nouwen compiled into prayers and spiritual exercises for each of the canonical hours.

Cover Image of Henri Nouwen A Book of Hours

“

Lauds:

Lord, I don't really feel like praying. I'm confused, everything is confused. I don't know what I'll be doing next year - I don't even "know for sure what I want to be doing next year, or what I should be doing. I feel guilty praying - turning to you at a time like this because I feel two-faced to pray only when I need help and not to pray when I don't.

”

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