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Why Benedictus?

Daily devotions

Daily excerpts included from the official morning and evening hours of prayer used by clergy and religious throughout the world.

Daily Mass Companion

Pray the Traditional Latin Mass, with the 1962 Missale Romanum presented in a clear and simple format.

Commentary and Culture

Dive deeper into our heritage of Faith through insightful mini-essays and edifying prose, poetry, or music.

Benedictus Frequently Asked Questions

When will my first issue of Benedictus arrive?

Your subscription will begin between 4-8 weeks following the day you subscribe. Your first issue will be clearly communicated on your subscription order confirmation.

Are bulk discounts available?

Boxes of 20 or more receive a 10% discount, and boxes of 100 or more receive a 15% discount. Place your bulk order on our Bulk Order Subscription page.

Is there a digital version?

A digital version of Benedictus is currently being developed. Please help us make this a reality by supporting our project through a subscription or donation!

What Missal does this follow?

In accord with the provisions of Pope Benedict XVI’s Summorum Pontificum, Benedictus follows the 1962 edition of the Missale Romanum. With few exceptions, the English translations of the Latin text are from the celebrated Latin-English missal of Fr. Francis Xavier Lasance (The New Roman Missal, 1937).

Is the Divine Office included?

Excerpts from the Divine Office are included for every day of the week, but not the full Office. The Morning Devotion section contains one Psalm and one Canticle, both with their antiphons, taken from the hour of Lauds. The Evening Devotion section is likewise one Psalm and one Canticle, both with their antiphons, taken from the hour of Vespers. Both sections are in English only, and follow the Breviary and rubrics in force in 1960, as approved by Pope Benedict XVI in Summorum Pontificum.

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