According to the customs of the sisters and using the Monastic Diurnal Revised.

April 2011, Year A, Year 1        Previous    Next    Divine Office Page
1	Lent feria: abst.
2	Lent feria; I Vespers of Lent IV
3	IV Sunday in Lent, A, p. 361
4	Lent feria
5	Lent feria
6	Lent feria; abst.
7	Lent feria
8	Lent feria; Matins Psalms of 2nd Week, p. 82; abst.
9	Lent feria; I Vespers of Lent V A
10	V Sunday in Lent A, p. 363
11	Lent feria
12	Lent feria
13	Lent feria
14	Lent feria
15	Lent feria; Matins Ps. of 3rd Week, p. 110; abst.
16	Lent Feria; I Vespers of Palm Sunday
17	Palm Sunday, I Class, p. 365 ff
18	Monday in Holy Week, I Class, p. 370
19	Tuesday in Holy Week, I Class, p. 372
20	Wednesday in Holy Week, I Class, p. 373; abst.
21	Maunday Thursday, I Class; Office in Book 2 (Anselm omitted)
22	Good Friday, I Class; FAST; Office in Book 2
23	Holy Saturday, I Class, Office in Book 2; abst.
24	Sunday of the Resurrection, I Class, pp. 376-85
25	Easter Monday, I Class, p. 385; S. Mark transferred to May 3
26	Easter Tuesday, I Class, p. 386
27	Easter Wednesday, I Class, p. 387
28	Easter Thursday, I Class, p. 388
29	Easter Friday, I Cl., p. 389, no abst.; com. Catherine of Sienna at Mass
30	Easter Saturday, I Class, p. 390; I Vespers of Sunday Easter II

Return to top. Abbreviations used in the Ordo are as follows:
Ab = Abbot/Abbess abst = abstinence, a day of fasting, at least from meat Ant = Antiphon Ap, App = Apostle, Apostles Bp = Bishop BVM = Blessed Virgin Mary com = commemoration CSM = Community of St. Mary Dcn = Deacon Doc = Doctor of the Church Ev = Evangelist ff = continues over several pages	LH = Little Hours (Terce & Sext, on weekends combi ned at noon) M, MM= Martyr, Martyrs Mat = Matins p, pp = page, pages Pr = Priest Ps = Psalms PT = Paschal Tide S, SS = Saint, Saints transf = transferred V = Virgin VM = Virgin Martyr Ves = Vespers wk = week
Note: On III Class feast days, the Psalms of the Feria are used at Matins and Vespers