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  THE MORNING OFFICE ON SUNDAY SHALL BEGIN WITH PSALM 66
  by St. Benedict of Nursia
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Summary: The Morning Office on Sunday is structured around Psalms,
canticles, and scriptural readings to guide the listener in praise,
thanksgiving, and spiritual growth.

Topics: "Liturgical Worship", "Sunday Service"
Scripture References: Psalm 50

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St. Benedict of Nursia emphasizes the importance of starting the Sunday
Morning Office with Psalms 66 recited continuously, followed by Psalms
50 with 'Alleluia,' Psalms 117, 62, the Canticle of Blessing, and Psalms
of praise. He instructs to include a lesson from the Apocalypse to be
recited by heart, the responsory, Ambrosian hymn (Te Deum), a verse, the
Gospel book canticle, and the litany before concluding the service.

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The Morning Office on Sunday shall begin with Psalm 66 recited straight
through without an antiphon. After that let Psalm 50 be said with
"Alleluia," then Psalms 117 and 62, the Canticle of Blessing
(Benedicite) and the Psalms of praise (Ps. 14[15]8-150); then a lesson
from the Apocalypse to be recited by heart, the responsory, the
Ambrosian hymn [Te Deum], the verse, the canticle from the Gospel book,
the litany and so the end.

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