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Author Topic: Jordanville Prayer Book vs Holy Transfiguration Prayer Book  (Read 7500 times) Average Rating: 0
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« Reply #45 on: February 21, 2013, 12:03:06 AM »

I mean, for crying out loud, the Jordanville morning prayers section is like 53 pages long!

I just checked, and it's 26 pages, just for accuracy.

I love the Jordanville still, but the morning prayers are almost never preformed by me because I loathe the mornings. If I am ever going to begin a morning prayer rule then it's going to need to be five minutes long or something. I used to pray them as a stay-at-home dad, but now that I am off for work early every morning it just doesn't get done.

I firmly believe that it's important, though. Prayer is what life is all about.


There is a CD of the Jordanville Morning Prayers and the Prayers Before Sleep, and sometimes I use that on the way to work.  It's read by a monastic, I think, so he just reads like a pro at prayer, with very clear enunciation, no drama, which is nice.  There are only a few minor differences from the book, and my wording has settled into my own pattern for some of the prayers anyway.  For example, I don't just pray for Russia, but for all Orthodox Christians.    It's not the same as actually doing the rule, but maybe it's better than nothing.

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