The Roman Breviary

The Divine Office of the Most Holy Roman Catholic Church

Restored by the Sacred Council of Trent
Published by order of the Supreme Pontiff Saint Pius V,
and carefully revised by other Popes,
Reformed by order of Pope Saint Pius X

 

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The Confraternity of Ss. Peter & Paul was established for the purpose of inviting the Christian faithful throughout the world to give glory to God by uniting themselves with the Catholic clergy in that public prayer and liturgy which is the Divine Office.

In these current unhappy times when so many of our churches are no longer the sacred repository of faith and prayer, the Confraternity of Ss. Peter & Paul wishes to restore to the faithful a means by which the praises of God may continue undefiled. 

It is therefore one of the chief objectives of this Confraternity to provide its members with the full text of the Roman Breviary in Latin and English.  In addition, rubrics and other instructions will be included on this website so that the faithful may be instructed in the right manner of reciting the Breviary, wherefore the private and public recitation of the Divine Office may be conducted according to the traditional rites and practices of the Church.

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