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The Divine Office: A Study of the Roman Breviary

by Edward J. Quigley

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Texts and Intentions for Pious Recitation of Prime

1. “Herod and his army set him at nought” (St. Luke, c. 25).

2. “Not this man, but Barrabas. Crucify Him.”

3. “I find no cause in Him. I will chastise Him and let Him go” (St. Luke).

4. “But Jesus he delivered up to their will” (St. Luke, c. 23).

5. “Shall I crucify your King?,” (St. John, 19).

General Intentions. The Pope and his intentions; the propagation of the Faith; the priesthood; the Catholic laity; Catholic Missions in the East; Catholic Europe.

Personal Intentions. The spirit of meekness and humility; greater devotion to the Eucharist; greater love of the Blessed Virgin; the priestly vows.

Special Intentions. For our friends; for the sick and sorrowful; for the Church in Scotland; for our enemies; for the priesthood of America.

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