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matins

[ UK /mˈætɪnz/ ]
NOUN
  1. the first canonical hour; at daybreak

How To Use matins In A Sentence

  • The church commences her solemn service of each of these days with that part of the divine office called matins and lauds, and at this time Tenebrae from the _darkness_ with which it concludes. The Ceremonies of the Holy-Week at Rome
  • Tu as entendu! s'énerve Audrey, elles se posent la même question tous les matins et je suis sûre que demain c'est Françoise qui demandera à Lucienne s'il faut arroser ou non les fleurs! Lettres de ma Terrasse
  • Morning prayer, known as matins, and evening prayer, known as vespers or evensong, are most common.
  • I'm not saying an exorcism couldn't be done, but I certainly couldn't do it before the Cathedral opens for matins at seven-thirty. ABSOLUTE TRUTHS
  • Below is a video from Tenebrae of Good Friday, showing two of the Matins responsories, and the Benedictus with its antiphon in English. Tenebrae at Blackfriars Oxford
  • The friars inhabited the cloister, sang the matins, fasted and prayed within the walls and lived their lives in Banada six centuries ago.
  • Whether my companions heard it or not, I know not, but it was a kind of matins to me, and the event of that forenoon. The Maine Woods
  • a psalm (like our antiphons), which introduces a sticheron, or hymn sung at Matins and Vespers. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery
  • The large bell -- used to announce the services of the church, and, through the kindness of Lady Rollo, to ring at "matins" and at "even-song" -- is of very full tone. Chronicles of Strathearn
  • 28 January 2009 at 12: 13 pm ahh kelan lutz is amazing and he definitely just gained some points with loving aston matins in my book!!! Twilight Lexicon » Kellen Lutz and Emmett Truck Connection
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