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The 12 pages that link to Liturgy of the Hours, each with the reason it gives.

• Gregorian chantRelated: Chant accompanies the daily offices throughout the liturgical day.

• MonasticismRelated: Scheduled prayer gives many monastic communities a common rhythm of worship.

• Christian monasticismRelated: Its recurring offices structure communal monastic days around prayer.

• Dominican OrderRelated: Its shared celebration structures the prayerful rhythm of Dominican communities.

• Rule of Saint BenedictRelated: The Rule divides communal prayer into regular offices across the day.

• Doctor of the ChurchRelated: Readings from Doctors' writings appear in the office of readings.

• MonasteryRelated: Scheduled offices structure the day in many Christian monasteries.

• Benedictine monasticismRelated: Its recurring offices structure the Benedictine day around communal prayer.

• Religious orderRelated: Its repeated offices give many orders a shared rhythm of prayer.

• BenedictinesRelated: Its recurring offices structure the Benedictine community’s daily prayer.

• AbbeyRelated: Its repeated offices structured the abbey's day around communal prayer.