Your Daily Office can now come with Gregorian chant

Episcogeek alert: Your Daily Office can now come with Gregorian chant.

The Daily Office Chanted offers Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Compline every day, sung according to the Book of Common Prayer in the ancient tradition of Gregorian chant.

The Daily Offices, chanted by Scott Dettra
Scripture from the NRSV
Psalms from The Plainsong Psalter
Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer & Compline—every. single. day.

Whether you already have a Daily Office practice, have been meaning to start one, or simply find that prayer sometimes comes more easily when someone else does the singing, this free devotional ministry offers a beautiful new way to enter the Church’s daily rhythm of prayer.

And as the saying traditionally attributed to St. Augustine reminds us: Qui cantat, bis orat—“He who sings, prays twice.”

So unfurl your Episcogeek flag. (You have one, right?) And come pray.

Explore The Daily Office Chanted → https://thedailyofficechanted.podbean.com/ 

*"Episcogeek" is a playful, self-referential internet slang term used by members and enthusiasts of the Episcopal Church to describe someone who is deeply passionate or nerdy about Episcopal liturgy, history, theology, church polity, and traditions.