Nathan LeRud

From the Poustinia: A Daily Prayer Podcast

A simple way to build a bit of silence and chant into your day. "From the Poustinia" features a simplified service of morning prayer using the resources of the Book of Common Prayer (1979) in plainsong chant. I also draw on the Episcopal Church's "Hymnal 1982", the Plainsong Psalter and other resources. Each day features a chanted psalm, a reading from scripture, often a short reflection or guided spiritual practice, followed by prayers and silence. Join me in praying from the Poustinia.

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Autor

Nathan LeRud

Categoria

Religion

Site do podcast

www.nathanlerud.com

Último episódio

2 de fev de 2026

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Episódios

Evensong for Good Friday 2020 11.04.2020

Hymn: 36, O gladsome Light Psalms 40 & 54 John 19:38-42 Magnificat with Sabat Mater Dolorosa as refrain Creed, Our Father, Suffrages, Collects for Good Friday, Fridays, and Mission Hymn: 165, Sing my tongue the glorious battle Prayers for the Human Family, the Sick, the Dying, and the Dead.

Evensong for Maundy Thursday 2020 10.04.2020

Hymn: 36, O gladsome Light Psalm 143 Mark 14:12-25 Magnificat with Sabat Mater Dolorosa as refrain Creed, Kyries, Our Father, Suffrages, Collects for Maundy Thursday, the Presence of Christ, and Mission Hymn: 302, Father we thank thee who hast planted Prayers for the Human Family, the Church, the Absent, the Sick, the Dying, and the Dead.

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