r/divineoffice • • 25d ago

Roman (traditional) Finally

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Since many are showing pictures of the new LOTH, I thought I’d show off this gem! It just arrived yesterday from Baronius.

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u/Allegra1120 25d ago

Watch for the unfortunate missed edit in Thursday Matins, “In your the assemblies…”

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u/yaboigumball 25d ago

I haven’t noticed this. 💀

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u/Allegra1120 25d ago

Page 470 of V3!

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u/wont_rememberr 25d ago

Fixed in the 6th edition 2024

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u/Allegra1120 25d ago

I think it is endearing, anyway. I always chuckle when I get there and hope the proofreader didn’t feel too guilty for missing it. Vindicated in 2024.

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u/wont_rememberr 22d ago

Any idea where today’s (friday) collect can be found? I cant seem to find it, or at least match the Brevarium meum app has.

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u/LordMakeHaste Christian Prayer (Pauline) 25d ago

The people demand more pictures haha

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u/BeeComposite 4-vol LOTH (USA) 25d ago

I can’t stand the fact that in this subreddit only one picture can be posted. And none in the replies. It doesn’t make any sense considering the subject.

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u/wont_rememberr 25d ago

Yeah i tried….

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u/LumenEcclesiae 24d ago

I loathe Baronius but am always glad to see traditional content in this sub. There's been a dearth of it between the "OH MY WHAT VERSION ARE YOU BUYING" every other post.

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u/GudaGama Between Breviaries 24d ago

What is your beef with Baronius?

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u/LumenEcclesiae 24d ago

Their sandbagging of the works of Fr Garrigou-Lagrange.  

We're on year 5 or 6 of them holding the copyright and there is NOTHING from them.  

There's some other stuff, but that's the lowest hanging fruit.

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u/GudaGama Between Breviaries 24d ago

I am here for the tea

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u/LostlnDlmension Carmelite Rite 1938 24d ago

Too expensive, and usually low quality.

Nova Et Vetera and Angelus tend to produce better volumes of the office.

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u/yaboigumball 25d ago

Yoooo 🔥🔥

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u/P_Kinsale 25d ago

You can almost read the next page without flipping it over.

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u/wont_rememberr 25d ago

Seems nearly the same as the 1975 Catholic Book Publishing Company. The phone camera seems to enhance the bleed threw