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Common questions
Which form of the Divine Office does Hours follow?
Hours implements the Breviarium Romanum under the 1960 rubrics promulgated by Pope John XXIII. Those rubrics took effect in 1961 and were incorporated into the 1961 Roman Breviary.
Does “1960” describe the calendar year?
No. It identifies the rubrical system. Hours calculates the appropriate office for the civil date you select.
Is English required?
No. Latin is the primary presentation. English translations can be shown or hidden from the prayer options.
Does Hours require an account or internet connection?
No account is required. Included office content works locally. A network connection may be used to obtain signed content corrections.
Is Hours an official liturgical publication?
No. Hours is an independent prayer and reference aid and is not affiliated with or endorsed by an ecclesiastical authority.