Night Prayerbook

The Church has been encouraging us for decades to restore the Liturgy of the Hours to the place it once held in our personal prayer life. The challenge for the laity has been to overcome the difficulties of learning how to use the breviary. Night Prayerbook, and it’s earlier companion volume Evening Prayerbook, were created with this challenge in mind. Both books make it easy for the beginner to pray the official prayer of the Church– without the distraction of searching around for the right prayer, hymn, or antiphon. Night Prayerbook contains Compline or “night prayer” for every night of the year. Evening Prayerbook contains Vespers for every Sunday and major feast day of the year. Each is designed with the same easy to use format:

Complete Evening or Night Prayer on a two-page spread (eliminates the need to flip around looking for the right prayers)
Margin-notes with rubrics (instructions) for how to pray
A tutorial page, which carefully explains each prayer and rubric, and how to alternate responses for group settings
An easy to use liturgical calender

The books are as beautiful as they are useful, reminding us of illuminated manuscripts with their detailed artwork, which is color-coordinated to the liturgical year. Never has there been such an easy and pleasing way to unite your voice in prayer with that of our Holy Mother Chruch.

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