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To download ALL the files and to monitor revised/modified files, you are advised to make use of Scriptorium iTools (see below).

Monastic Liturgy of the Hours
These files contain the Liturgy of the Hours as it is prayed at Sadhu Benedict Moth and as printed in the Sannyas Praharik Upasana (vol. 1).
Rather useful if you want to print selections of the Office, for instance, the liturgy of a particular feast, or if you want to have a look at the more than one hundred ancient hymns translated into Bengali. The music/swaralipi of the hymns too may be viewed/downloaded (see below).

Everyday’s Readings
These files contain the appropriate Biblical and Patristic readings (with Responsory) for the Matins/Hour of Reading of the Monastic Liturgy of the Hours.
Being taken from the Monastic Office of the Moth the readings follow a two-year cycle (therefore they do not match the readings of the Roman Office). The average size of each file is 200K.

Scriptorium iTools
Scriptorium iTools (Internet Tools for Scriptorium) is a freeware utility (English interface) to help you monitor all the text- and audiovisual- files contained in this very page (except the following entry: Psalms and Ragas) and in the Bible and Patristic pages.
Files may downloaded either as a set of files or one by one; and once downloaded they can be viewed through the application itself. Scriptorium iTools is smart enough to understand when a given file has been revised/modified: in such case it will download it, otherwise it will skip it.
English interface.
  •  Download  Scriptorium iTools 2.0.4 for Macintosh Universal Binary (3.4 MB)  Windows (892 KB)

Psalms and Ragas
This audio-application contains all the Psalm-tunes (Ragas) and all the Antiphons for the Psalms and Canticles from ‘Swaralipi for the Monastic Liturgy of the Hours’. Just select an Antiphon, a Canticle or a Psalm-tune (Raga) and listen to its music, once or more times.
For the text of the Psalms, Canticles and Antiphones, see 'Psalms and Canticles' in 'Monastic Liturgy of the Hours' (above).
English interface.
  •  Download  Psalms and Ragas 1.1.0 for Macintosh OS X (3.5 MB)  Windows (840 KB)

Eucharistic Prayers
In the early '70s the Swiss Catholic Bishop Conference introduced four new Eucharistic Prayers which were very much liked by pastors and faithful alike. In due time the Italian Catholic Bishop Conference officially adopted them and gave them a place in the Roman Missal.
St Benedict Moth translated them into Bengali, therefore now you too may have a look at them.
The package contains the Eucharistic Prayers in two different formats; have a look at both of them and print the format you like best (in the package, read the Printing.pdf file to learn how to print the Eucharistic Prayers as a booklet).
  •  Eucharistic Prayers (70.10 KB)
  •  Download  Eucharistic Prayers - Package (134.24 KB)

Evangelarion
According to ancient tradition, at the beginning of a solemn Mass, the Book of the Gospel (Evangelarion) is to be carried in with special veneration by a deacon in the procession of ministers, and after being solemnly presented to the congregation, is to be enthroned on the altar. As St. Germanus of Constantinople, in the eighth century, wrote in his commentary, ‘The entrance of the Gospel signifies the coming of the Son of God.’ Then, at the proper time, it is carried amid candels and incense to the lectern so that the ‘Wisdom of God’ may instruct his people.
Should you download, print and bind ‘Evangelarion’, prepare a nice cover for it. Surely your congregation or community will appreciate it when they see a celebration carried on in the way as described above.
(Text without titles from the Jubilee Bible).
  •  Evangelarion (595.63 KB)

Introduction to the Monastic Liturgy of the Hours
Theological and practical guidelines for a deeper understanding of the Liturgy of the Hours.
  •  Introduction to the Monastic Liturgy of the Hours (123.13 KB)

Swaralipi for the Monastic Liturgy of the Hours
More than 50 Ragas to be used as Psalms-tunes; music for more than one hundred Hymns and for all the Psalms-Antiphones, etc.
The package contains also two useful files: How to sing the Psalms, and How to print and make a booklet out of the file.
  •  Swaralipi for the Monastic Liturgy of the Hours (227.82 KB)
  •  Download  Swaralipi for the Monastic Liturgy of the Hours - Package (265.38 KB)

Psalter for the Liturgy of the Hours
The package contains the 150 Psalms and all the Canticles with their Antiphones, as used in the Liturgy of the Hours.
It contains three more files: How to print and make a booklet out of the file; the Cover.pdf to be printed as cover of the booklet; and the ‘Psalter_Map’ (i.e. how the Psalms are to be distributed in a four-week cycle).
  •  Download  Psalter for the Liturgy of the Hours - Package (670.91 KB)

Benedictus and Magnificat
Leaflet containing the Benedictus and the Magnificat. Useful during the celebration of the Liturgy of the Hours.
  •  Benedictus/Magnificat (36.12 KB)