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Have you ever wondered if you should pray more?

What resources are there to help you pray?

Are Daily Offices for everyone to use?

How can I deepen my intercessions?

Lists, Apps, and Books to Help with Praying

Create your own list of intercessions by Day and Season. Full document is linked below image.

Use the handout in this pdf. link (source: Church of England, Daily Common Worship, edited for USA).
Create your own lists and/or use parish list.
Keep a book of prayer requests and intentions you receive. Remember to always pray for anyone you say “I will pray for you.

OSH Daily Office app provides inclusive language and the readings for the day are pulled into view automatically. However, it does not offer the non-feast day if a feast is being celebrated. Monastic orders will always pray the Feast Days. Download from Apple Apps or Google Play Store.


Another webpage option http://dailyoffice.app which provides the daily readings automatically.

If you prefer Gregorian Chant, you can listen to both Morning and Evening prayer on Podbean. Printed text is also displayed.

https://thedailyofficechanted.podbean.com/

A booklist on prayer is also included in the pdf document linked at the top of this page.

Sarah Swart, Monastic Solitary

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