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N.B. In « Notitiae » 1 (1965) et 2 (1966), supra responsa, invenitur monitio: Solutio quae proponitur nullam induit vestem officialem. Solummodo habet valorem orientativum: solutiones enim ex officio publici iuris fient, si casus fert, a competenti Auctoritate in « Acta Apostolicae Sedis ». N.B. In Notitiae 1 (1965) and 2 (1966), this notice appears above the responses: The solution which is proposed takes on no official character. It has only an orientative force; solutions will be published officially, if the case warrants, by the competent Authority in « Acta Apostolicae Sedis ».

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42. Quaeritur utrum religiosi itinerantes, recitatione chorali divini Officii onerati, teneantur (etiam ut hospites in domo, quae non ad Officium divinum in choro recitandum obligatur) omnes Horas Canonicas privatim recitare?

Resp.: Affirmative. Hi religiosi non eximuntur, ratione can. 14, § 1 et 3, ab observatione legum personalium. Lex vero divini Officii, vi Constitutionum religiosarum seu professionis sollemnis ac vi Ordinis sacri, est personalis.

42. It is asked whether religious who are obligated to the choral recitation of the divine Office, when they travel (even as guests in a house which is not obligated to recite the divine Office in choir) are bound to recite all the Canonical Hours privately?

Resp.: In the affirmative. These religious are not exempt, by reason of can. 14, § 1 et 3, from the observance of personal laws. The law of the divine Office, by virtue of religious Constitutions or solemn profession and by virtue of holy Orders, is personal.

Notitiae 1 (1965): 186, n. 42choral office, divine office, religious communityPDF of Notitiae 1 (1965): 186