A passion project — the only public-domain, parallel Latin/English 1954 Breviary of its kind.
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Liturgy of the Hours

Divino Afflatu — 1954 Revised Perpetual Edition

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Before & After Every Hour

These two prayers are said before beginning and after finishing any Hour of the Office — they don't change day to day, so they aren't tied to any particular page.

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This is a passion project for me — the 1954 Liturgy of the Hours is what has spoken to me the most. I went searching for the books in a parallel format. To no avail, they do not exist. It's either Latin or English, and you'd better have at least $2,000 to buy a set. What I did is take all public domain data and transform it into this. To be the only one of its kind is special, and I want to share it with everyone who is interested. I'd like to grow it into something more in the future, but for now, this is great. Praise our Lord, Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with us.

Compiled by Project Liturgy for personal or public use. Email me for updates or web page updates. — admin@projectliturgy.org

© Project Liturgy 2026. Original compilation, design, and commentary copyrighted; underlying public-domain source texts (Douay-Rheims, Geneva Bible 1599, 1954 Breviary text, Missale Romanum collects) are not.

Part of a small family of sites — Project Liturgy and the OCIA resource site. Also keeping a dev blog on how this gets built.

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