Praying the Hours in Ordinary Life (Cascade Books, 2010), an unconventional breviary on the divine hours, by Lauralee Farrer and Clayton J. Schmit, with illustrations by Denise Louise Klitsie and original translations of Rainer Maria Rilke by Martina Nagel. Available here.
AboutThe name has several layers of meaning, but the one that most eloquently describes all of us is from a quote from Jeremiah (628 BC). Known as “the broken-hearted prophet,” he determined to stop talking about things God was nagging him about; in fact, he swore he was never going to mention God's name again. But then, he says, “this word in my heart is like a fire, a fire shut up in my bones. I am weary of holding it in; indeed, I cannot.”
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