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Welcome to the Dominus regnavit blog.

This project is a user-supported endeavor to provide daily recordings of the traditional Divine Office in its Roman secular form, according to the order of the Roman Breviary of 1962, and sung with its chant as found in Pope St. Pius X’s “Vatican Edition” of the Antiphonale Romanum, marked with rhythmic signs by the monks of Solesmes.

This is the Extraordinary Form of the office, which Pope Benedict XVI gave to us anew with the document Summorum Pontificum.

At present, we are posting Lauds daily. Listen to the latest postings below, or see the menu-header for more information.

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In Purificatione Beatae Mariae Virginis Ad Laudes

Today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 577 — Festal / Sunday psalms
AR 620 — Proper for Candlemas, February 2nd
AR [122] — the Hymn “O gloriosa Virginum”
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 60* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

Dominica IV. post Epiphaniam Ad Laudes

Today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 1 — Sunday psalms
AR 338 — Proper for the 4th Sunday after Epiphany
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 61* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

Dominica III. post Epiphaniam Ad Laudes

Today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 1 — Sunday psalms
AR 337 — Proper for the 3rd Sunday after Epiphany
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 61* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

Dominica II. post Epiphaniam Ad Laudes

Today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 1 — Sunday psalms
AR 336 — Proper for the 2nd Sunday after Epiphany
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 61* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

Commemoratio Baptismatis Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Ad Laudes

Today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 577 — Festal / Sunday psalms
AR 312 — Proper for the feast of Epiphany
AR 335 — Proper for January 13th
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 60* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

In festo Sanctae Familiae Jesu, Mariae, Joseph Ad Laudes

Today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 577 — Festal / Sunday psalms
AR 324 — Proper for the feast of the Holy Family
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 60* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

In Epiphania Domini Ad Laudes

A blessed Epiphany to all. Christ is baptized.

Today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 577 — Festal / Sunday psalms
AR 312 — Proper for the feast of Epiphany
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 59* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

In festo Sanctissimi Nominis Jesu Ad Laudes

Note: today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 577 — Festal / Sunday psalms
AR 301 — Proper for the feast of the Holy Name
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 59* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

In Octava Nativitatis Domini Ad Laudes

Note: today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 577 — Festal / Sunday psalms
AR 266 — The Hymn “A solis ortus cardine”
AR 294 — Proper for January 1st
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 59* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

De VII. die infra octavam Nativitatis Ad Laudes

Note: today’s recording is a re-post.

AR 577 — Festal / Sunday psalms
AR 264 — Antiphons from Christmas Day
AR 292 — Proper for Dec. 31st
AR 577-15 — Ant. & Vs. for the Commemoration
AR 1* — Vs. Deus in adjutorium
AR 60* — Vs. Benedicamus Domino

For the text only, but with a translation, click HERE.

To access today’s recording, click HERE.

Note: there is a commemoration of St. Silvester, Pope and Confessor.