Terce

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Terce is a traditional Christian canonical hour of prayer observed around mid-morning, historically associated with the descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian prayer
canonical hour
liturgical hour
alsoKnownAs Third Hour
approximateTime 9:00 a.m.
associatedEvent descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
category Christian liturgy
Christian prayer
Hours of the Divine Office NERFINISHED
etymologyLanguage Latin
etymologyMeaning third (hour)
follows Prime
frequency daily
groupedWith None
Sext
hasCounterpartInEasternChristianity Third Hour (Horologion) NERFINISHED
historicalOrigin early Christian monastic practice
inspiredBy Jewish hours of prayer
linkedToBiblicalVerse Acts 2:15
liturgicalBook Breviary
Liturgy of the Hours (Roman Rite) NERFINISHED
liturgicalSignificance commemoration of the Holy Spirit
observedBy Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodox Churches NERFINISHED
Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
some Lutheran churches
some Western monastic communities
partOf Divine Office NERFINISHED
Liturgy of the Hours NERFINISHED
positionInSequence third canonical hour of the day
precedes Sext
purpose sanctification of the morning hours
religiousTradition Christianity
statusInPostVaticanIIRomanRite optional mid-morning daytime hour
timeOfDay mid-morning
traditionalUse clergy
devout laity
monastic communities
typicalElements hymns
prayers
psalms
short readings
typicalSetting church
monastery
private prayer

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Horae Canonicae hasPart Terce