OCIA Session led by Louie Calma

Additional Resources:

• Theology on Tap OC - On the Mass
• [App] Universalis/Liturgy of the Hours - App Store | Google Play

OCIA Session led by Danny Matthews

Additional resources:

• The Ways of Mental Prayer by Abbot Vitalis Lehodey, OCR
• St. Gregory's Prayer Book by Ignatius Press
• Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition)
• Divine Worship: Daily Office North American Edition

February 22, 2026 - Sermon by Fr. Glenn Baaten on the First Sunday in Lent, including the Prayer over the People before the Dismissal

February 21, 2026 - Excerpts from the Requiem Mass for Mark Edward Chase

• 0:00 - Entrance and Opening Prayer
• 1:44 - Gospel Proclamation and Sermon
• 18:59 - Prayers of the People
• 21:35 - Concluding Prayer

February 18, 2026 - Sermon by Fr. Glenn Baaten on Ash Wednesday

Included in this recording is the Rite of Blessing of Ashes (starting at 21:02) and the added Prayer over the People (starting at 22:15)

As published in ⁠Divine Worship: Daily Office, North American Edition⁠

Timestamps for the Chapters of Scripture according to the day:

• 03:52 - Sunday
• 04:18 - Monday
• 04:54 - Tuesday
• 05:20 - Wednesday
• 05:45 - Thursday
• 06:11 - Friday
• 06:41 - Saturday

The publication of Divine Worship: Daily Office provides members and friends of the Ordinariate with a wonderful tool for deepening the spiritual bond we share with one another through the offering of a distinct form of prayer that incorporates elements drawn from the Anglican prayerbook tradition. The regular round of daily prayer has been a foundational element for many in the formation of the faith that led them into the full communion of the Catholic Church.

As published in ⁠Divine Worship: Daily Office, North American Edition⁠

Timestamps for the Chapters of Scripture according to the day:

• 03:42 - Sunday
• 04:05 - Monday
• 04:37 - Tuesday
• 05:08 - Wednesday
• 05:30 - Thursday
• 05:56 - Friday
• 06:20 - Saturday

The publication of Divine Worship: Daily Office provides members and friends of the Ordinariate with a wonderful tool for deepening the spiritual bond we share with one another through the offering of a distinct form of prayer that incorporates elements drawn from the Anglican prayerbook tradition. The regular round of daily prayer has been a foundational element for many in the formation of the faith that led them into the full communion of the Catholic Church.

As published in Divine Worship: Daily Office, North American Edition

Timestamps for the Chapters of Scripture according to the day:

• 03:30 - Sunday
• 03:50 - Monday
• 04:15 - Tuesday
• 04:50 - Wednesday
• 05:14 - Thursday
• 05:38 - Friday
• 06:09 - Saturday

The publication of Divine Worship: Daily Office provides members and friends of the Ordinariate with a wonderful tool for deepening the spiritual bond we share with one another through the offering of a distinct form of prayer that incorporates elements drawn from the Anglican prayerbook tradition. The regular round of daily prayer has been a foundational element for many in the formation of the faith that led them into the full communion of the Catholic Church.