Showing posts with label 3rd Hour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3rd Hour. Show all posts

Friday, May 22, 2015

Thursday, March 26, 2015

3rd and 6th Hours of Thursday

I have just completed the minor offices of Thursday. They're posted below and on the 'Office Texts' page for access as usual.

For access to the 3rd Hour, click here.

For access to the 6th Hour, click here.

Our Lord, accept our service, our prayers, come to our aid and have mercy on us!

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

3rd Hour of Wednesday

Drawing to a conclusion the offices for Wednesday, this is the office text for the 3rd hour. While brief, it has some interesting imagery.

Monday, February 10, 2014

3rd Hour Tuesday uploaded

So the 3rd Hour of Tuesday has been uploaded, appropriately in time for Tuesday morning. Anyway, I think a reflection on Marian typology is in order.

Saturday, February 8, 2014

3rd Hour of Monday Uploaded!

Apologizes to the recent lull in uploads. There are a few reasons for both being unable to translate and upload as of late. But anyway, Monday's 3rd Hour has been uploaded! Although the mercy of God is not nearly a mundane or tired topic to discuss, I cannot eloquently reflect on another office that grasps at the infiniteness of divine love. Another office centered around divine mercy, however, should be indicative of the focus of the Syriac tradition. However, I'd like to give a little "liturgical" (I guess) reflection.


Friday, January 31, 2014

3rd Hour of Sunday Uploaded!

So I've uploaded the 3rd Hour of Sunday in a temporary format (discussed here). I hope those who pray it are brought to a deeper understanding of the Triune God and it serve as an efficacious petition to our merciful Lord.

For the 3rd Hour of Sunday, click here.

Our Lord, accept our service, our prayers, come to our aid and have mercy on us!

First 3rd Hour Translated

So I recently translated the 3rd Hour of Sunday to add to the Shhimto-in-progress. However, I've run into a small issue of logistics since I no longer have my computer is format the document as I please or add Syriac for the melody notation. I will be most likely adding a temporary text, which I will replace at a later time.

Anyway, the 3rd Hour is, structurally, the same as the 9th Hour but this office in particular presents something very interesting about Eastern theology in general.