For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. The relevant meditation for the day of the month follows, and repetition of them month by month turns them into familiar friends – they are worth learning by heart. The words of the Daily Office are drawn from a variety of sources, such as St Patrick’s Breastplate, Teresa’s Bookmark, Columba’s Blessing, etc – and from Psalm 27 for Morning Prayer, Psalm 90 for Midday Prayer and Psalm 130 for Evening Prayer. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

It also provides a two-year cycle of insights and daily reflections with accompanying scripture readings for use in morning and evening prayer. Thoughts, prayers and readings for every day of the year, both morning and evening, with Celtic themes and inspiration, from the Northumbria Community. When there is no information about the particular needs of the persons, families and situations brought to mind, the following prayer is helpful: These dear ones, O Lord, bless Thou and keep in every place where they are. Its spirituality and the rhythm of its Celtic Daily Prayer have been a significant influence on many European Baptists, particularly through the Community’s annual visits at the International Baptist Theological Seminary (IBTS) when it was based in Prague, and subsequently in the devotional life of the IBTS Centre in Amsterdam.If you are simply reading aloud from the books in a public context, such as a Church service, then no permission is needed unless a recording is being taken that will be broadcast or sold. For this reason it is short, and can be prayed in the time it takes to boil a kettle, especially if committed to memory. The words of this blessing are said, or sung, as part of the Morning Prayer of the Northumbria Community.

To access your ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. The digital version also includes the Scripture inline with the text, AND music audio for each of the sung liturgies. A revised edition of this classic compendium of readings and prayers for every day of the year, with Celtic themes and inspiration.

Morning, Midday or Evening Prayer, and the Complines (‘end of the day’ prayers) can be accessed from the Pray the Daily Office links at the top of this page or in paper form using the Celtic Daily Prayer Book 1: The Journey Begins and Celtic Daily Prayer Book 2: Farther Up and Farther In. Daily Office (and indeed all the liturgies in this prayerbook) are best begun and ended with a period of reflective silence; and by affirming that the prayers are said in ‘the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.

This may seem unfamiliar to the many who are used only to modern language, but it is a deliberate attempt to highlight the contemporary relevance of the treasure of prayer from long ago. This is a rich treasury that is loved and trusted by individuals, ministers, families, groups and communities across the world. Great resource for daily prayer and meditation, all helpfully set out for the different times of the day on the kindle, making it very easy to access the prayers on the go. Our lives are usually too full of noise, so this is the ideal moment of the day to experience real silence. As a companion for the journey, this book offers meditations for the events of life, and liturgies for its seasons.If you wish to use part, or all, of our Daily Office (Morning, Midday or Evening Prayer) in public worship for a one-off event, you may reproduce the words in a service sheet, or in a PowerPoint presentation, providing they are not being sold. the Kindle Celtic Daily Prayer has been great as we have shared it so we can all see the same morning prayer page. This consists of the liturgy for Morning, Midday and Evening Prayer and a set of 31 daily meditations from sources that are important to the Community’s foundation and ethos. If you wish to use part, or all, of our Complines in public worship for a one-off event, you may reproduce the words in a service sheet providing they are not being sold.