Prayer book
Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Officium parvum Beatae Mariae Virginis
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English source
Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 1915
Historical bilingual prayer book with ecclesiastical approval. Follow the edition’s hours and seasonal rubrics; obsolete indulgence ratings in the book do not establish the present grant.
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This historical Little Office has multiple hours and seasonal forms. Duration depends on the hours and form selected, and whether recited or sung; no single total is assigned to the complete source volume.
Latin source
Historical approved edition with all eight hours and seasonal variants. Consult the rubrics beginning on PDF page 17 and use the applicable alternatives. Its 1915 imprimatur is on PDF page 10. Historical numerical indulgences printed in the book are not the current grant.
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This historical Little Office has multiple hours and seasonal forms. Duration depends on the hours and form selected, and whether recited or sung; no single total is assigned to the complete source volume.
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Status labels below reflect the catalog as of 27 October 2026.
Text sources
- Little Office of Mary (1915), Latin and English, with imprimatur
- Enchiridion (1999), current grant 22
- Little Office of Mary (1915), native bilingual scan: Latin and English hours
- Little Office of Mary: 10 June 1915 imprimatur
Historical prayer-book references are textual witnesses. Their old indulgence tariffs are not used as present grant authority. Consult the related grant record for the current work, occasion, and conditions.