Roman Breviary

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Catholic liturgical text breviary liturgical book

The Roman Breviary is the traditional liturgical book of the Catholic Church that organizes the daily cycle of prayers, psalms, readings, and hymns known as the Divine Office.

Aliases (6)
Statements (52)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic liturgical text →
breviary →
liturgical book →
associatedWith Tridentine Mass →
authority Holy See →
genre Christian prayer book →
hasPart Common of Saints →
Office of the Dead →
Proper of Saints →
Proper of the Season →
Psalter →
antiphons →
calendar of saints →
collects →
hymns →
psalms →
readings →
responsories →
rubrics →
includesOffice Compline →
Lauds →
Matins →
None →
Prime →
Sext →
Terce →
Vespers →
language Latin →
majorEdition 1568 Roman Breviary →
1911 Roman Breviary reform →
1960 Code of Rubrics breviary →
organizes Divine Office →
religion Catholicism →
replacedBy Liturgia Horarum →
Liturgy of the Hours →
requiresUseBy Latin-rite clergy (pre–Vatican II) →
revisedBy Pope Clement VIII →
Pope John XXIII →
Pope Pius V →
Pope Pius X →
Pope Pius XII →
Pope Urban VIII →
standardizedBy Council of Trent →
stillUsedBy communities using the 1962 Roman Rite →
traditionalist Catholics →
tradition Roman Rite →
usedBy Catholic Church →
Latin Church →
usedFor Liturgy of the Hours →
canonical hours →
daily cycle of prayer →
public prayer of the Church →
Referenced by (13)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Missale Romanum →
Roman Ritual →
relatedTo
Ecclesiastical Latin →
codifiedIn
Ambrosian Rite ("Ambrosian Divine Office") →
hasComponent
Ecclesiastical Latin ("Roman Breviary (Latin typical edition)") →
hasKeyText
Latin Rite →
hasLiturgicalBook
Dominican Rite ("Dominican Breviary") →
hasPart
Marian antiphons →
includedIn
Pope Pius X ("reform of the Roman Breviary") →
knownFor
Roman Breviary ("1960 Code of Rubrics breviary") →
majorEdition
Pope Pius X →
reformed
Pope Pius V →
standardized
Psalter ("Divine Office") →
usedIn
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