1) At daybreak 2) Canonical hour 3) Dawn observance 4) First canonical hour 5) French word used in English 6) Montréal mornings 7) Morning prayer 8) Morning prayer service 9) Morning prayers 10) Relatives of vespers 11) Service of morning prayer 12) The first canonical hour
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Matins is the monastic nighttime liturgy, ending at dawn, of the canonical hours. In the Roman Catholic pre-Vatican-II breviary, it is divided into three nocturns. The name `matins` originally referred to the morning office also known as lauds. When the nocturnal monastic services called vigils or nocturns were joined with lauds, the name of `m......
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prayer service held in early morning hours
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(from the article `divine office`) In the Roman Catholic Church, there are seven canonical hours. Matins, the lengthiest, originally said at a night hour, is now appropriately said at ...
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The first Roman Catholic office (or non-Eucharistic service) of the day. It is also used by the Anglican Church to refer to Morning Prayer. ...
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In the Roman Catholic church, Matins or Mattins is the first of the canonical hours of the breviary, divided into nocturns and lauds. The service properly belongs to midnight, but in Italy it is usually recited at daybreak, while in France it is customary to take it on the preceding afternoon or evening. In the Church of England matins, or morning ...
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[
n] - the first canonical hour
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[Ivanhoe] morning prayers
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[The Tempest] orig., the first of the seven canonical hours, recited between midnight and dawn or, often, at daybreak; here, a morning church service at which the choir sang.
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morning prayer noun the first canonical hour; at daybreak
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