Night Prayer

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Night Prayer is the final daily office in the Christian Liturgy of the Hours, consisting of psalms, readings, and prayers said before going to sleep.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian prayer
canonical hour
liturgical office
addressedTo God NERFINISHED
associatedWith Psalm 134 NERFINISHED
Psalm 4 NERFINISHED
Psalm 91 NERFINISHED
encouragedFor clergy
laity
religious
hasAlternativeName Compline NERFINISHED
Prayer at the Close of Day NERFINISHED
hasLiturgicalSeasonVariation Advent NERFINISHED
Easter Season NERFINISHED
Easter Triduum NERFINISHED
Lent NERFINISHED
Ordinary Time NERFINISHED
hasRubric normally said once each day
recited after evening activities
includes Gospel canticle
Nunc Dimittis NERFINISHED
concluding prayer
final blessing
intercessions
psalms
responsory
scripture reading
isFollowedBy Office of Readings (next day)
isPrecededBy Evening Prayer
language Latin
vernacular languages
liturgicalPosition final office of the day
mayInclude Marian antiphon
examination of conscience
penitential act
partOf Divine Office NERFINISHED
Liturgy of the Hours NERFINISHED
purpose prayer before sleep
sanctification of the night
regulatedBy General Instruction of the Liturgy of the Hours NERFINISHED
spiritualDiscipline daily prayer habit
theologicalTheme peaceful death
protection during the night
trust in God
timeOfDay night
usedIn Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
Lutheran churches NERFINISHED
Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
some Methodist churches
some religious communities

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