There are several different options for beginners other than the intimidating Liturgy of the Hours (LOTH) and traditional Breviary. It sounds like you may be looking for a form of the Divine Office, the Church’s liturgy for marking the hours and sanctifying the day with prayer. Gregory prayerbook is great, full of beautiful prayers, but if you are looking for a structured regular morning and evening prayer routine, I’m not sure if that’s what you are looking for. See here for a list of other subreddits related to Catholicism or to viewing the world through a Catholic lens. U/Catebot: Catechism, Canon Law, GIRM u/stthomasbot: Summa Theologiae Related Subreddits Today, we remember the Luminous Mysteries. US) AELF (French) CNBB (Brazilian Portuguese) Einheitsübersetzung (German) Extraordinary Form/TLM (Global) Breviary / Divine Office.Ireland) NRSV-CE (Canada) RSV-CE (Antilles) L.We are unlikely to have self-applied flair anytime in the near future (search for the topic here to understand why). If you see users flaired, they have been verified by the moderators. Q: How is flair used here? A: Currently, we use flairs for offices. Our much larger subreddit is actually devoted to discussing Catholicism. Q: How is r/Catholicism different from r /Catholic? A: r /Catholic is run by anti-Catholic trolls ( see this news item). 13:1-2)" In all things, charity: a post being orthodox or otherwise factually correct does not mean it will not be removed if it is also uncharitable. And if I have the gift of prophecy and comprehend all mysteries and all knowledge, if I have all faith so as to move mountains but do not have love, I am nothing. In sum, remember that "If I speak in human and angelic tongues but do not have love, I am a resounding gong or a clashing cymbal. Discussion of Francisco Franco and his government.Discussion of artistic representations of ethnicity in religious art.AMA's without approval of the Moderators.Appeals of mod decisions (take it to modmail).Rhetoric that demeans Catholics, our faith, Catholic teaching, or the Church.Advocating leaving the Catholic Church or disobedience to her teachings or her leaders.Uncharitable dialogue, speculation, or personal attacks against others, especially the clergy. ![]() Bad Faith Engagement (see also r/DebateACatholic or r/AskCatholics).Linking to articles that are behind paywalls, or replication of said articles in the comment section to avoid article paywalls.Requests for collective action, including for donations, to take surveys, to sign petitions, or brigading.Links to articles must be the article's title or a quote from the article. Titles which editorialize, mislead, or lack information regarding the underlying content.No posts focused on personal relationships which lack a clear moral or theological component.Images which are memes, macros, only a vehicle for a quote (see r/CatholicMemes).Tweets or TikToks unless from a verified account of a Catholic bishop.Posts which are only cross-posts to another subreddit's content.“Was it a sin?" posts arising from OCD or scrupulosity are not allowed."Bandwagons" (no more after mods declare one to be over).Offers to sell/donate/promotionally giveaway ( selling policy).High-volume posting (3x/week external links, 3x/week self-posts).Promotion of your website/blog/personal endeavor (1x/week only).Low-effort posts & images which do not support discussion (Fridays only).Community building content not related to Catholicism (Fridays only). ![]()
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