The Daily Office

​“Seven times a day I praise you” – Psalm 119:164

The Daily Office is an ancient practice that uses daily prayers to mark the times of the day. For Anglicans, this generally comes in the form of the two main offices of Daily Morning Prayer and Daily Evening Prayer. They may be led by lay people and are said communally or individually. Other offices as set forth in the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) include Noonday Prayer and Compline (an office said before going to sleep).

Some online resources on this form of daily prayer are listed below. Click the buttons to find out more!

Mission St. Clare

The Mission of St. Clare is an ecumenical website offering Morning and Evening Prayer using the order set out in The Book of Common Prayer.

Venite

​Venite.app is one convenient way to pray; nothing more, and nothing less. You can access it on your internet browser, or download the app for iPhone.​

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The Daily Office | "Teach Us to Pray" Ep. 2

Check out Episode 2: The Daily Office The ancient tradition of marking the hours of the day with prayer. Madison talks about the daily office, and resources that can help you learn more about this form of prayer!

In this video series on prayer, we hope to share with you many forms of prayer that you might try out and perhaps adopt into your own intentional prayer practice. Maybe you've always wanted to know more about the Ignatian Examen but didn't know where to start. Or maybe you have been praying the Daily Office for decades and are looking for something new! We hope that through this series you might discover a new spiritual practice or reignite an already familiar practice that brings you closer to God!