Sentences with CANONICAL-HOUR
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"The canonical hour of Vespers is typically recited in the late afternoon or early evening."
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"Monks in the monastery gather together for the chanting of the canonical hours."
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"Liturgy of the Hours is a collection of prayers and readings assigned to each canonical hour."
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"Every Sunday, the entire community comes together to celebrate the canonical hour of Lauds."
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"The canonical hour of Compline is the last prayer service of the day."
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"During the canonical hours, the bells of the church ring to call the faithful to prayer."
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"At the canonical hour of Prime, the first official prayer of the day, the priests begin their daily tasks."
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"Before sunrise, the monks silently gather in the chapel for the canonical hour of Matins."
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"The canonical hour of Terce is traditionally celebrated at mid-morning."
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"The ancient practice of praying the canonical hours dates back to the early Christian period."
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"Each canonical hour has its own specific prayers and psalms that are recited."
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"Many people choose to follow the schedule of the canonical hours as a form of personal devotion."
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"The canonical hour of Sext is observed at noon or sometimes in the early afternoon."
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"In monastic communities, the ringing of the bell signals the beginning of each canonical hour."
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"The canonical hour of None is recited in the afternoon, typically around 3 PM."
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"The nuns gather together in the chapel daily to pray the canonical hours."
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"The canonical hour of Terce is usually followed by a short period of meditation."
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"During Lent, additional prayers and readings are added to the regular canonical hour services."
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"The canonical hour of None is also known as the midafternoon prayer."
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"Throughout the day, the monks pause to pray the canonical hours at their appointed times."
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"The monks gather in the chapel to pray at the canonical hour of Vespers."
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"The canonical hour of Matins is often held in the early morning before sunrise."
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"Lauds is one of the canonical hours traditionally recited at daybreak."
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"Prime is the first canonical hour of the day in the monastic schedule."
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"The canonical hour of Terce is typically observed around mid-morning."
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"In many religious communities, the canonical hour of Sext is held at noon."
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"The nuns gather in the abbey for the canonical hour of None in the afternoon."
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"Vigils is a canonical hour that is often observed during the night or early morning."
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"Compline is the final canonical hour of the day in many Christian liturgical traditions."
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"The canonical hour of None is sometimes referred to as Mid-Afternoon Prayer."
