Bringing spiritual focus and divine purpose to your professional life through structured prayer
"In work, the person exercises and fulfills in part the potential inscribed in his nature. The primordial value of labor stems from man himself, its author and its beneficiary. Work is for man, not man for work. Everyone should be able to draw from work the means of providing for his life and that of his family, and of serving the human community"
– Catechism of the Catholic Church #2428

Catholic Clergy recite the 7 parts of the Liturgy of the Hours throughout every day. This helps to keep them connected to the Source and focused on God's presence.
I created the Liturgy of the Workday to keep me focused on the Lord throughout the day, and to make decisions aligned to God's vision for human work.
This platform serves as a bridge between our spiritual calling and our professional responsibilities, helping working professionals integrate meaningful prayer into their daily work routine and find divine purpose in their labor.
Graphic Designer Hope Mosher designed the colors and icons for the site. Her inspiration came from St Benedict and his famous "ora et labora" (pray and labor).
Hope's Inspiration: "The staff represents order like liturgy of the hours (a staff is often depicted with St. Benedict). I wanted order to be in it, in the sense of having an ordered life and giving proper reverence to what is due (in this case, one's prayer life). And then the dove is meant to be like the Holy Spirit who infuses us with grace and allows us to be transformed and live integrated lives."
Help working professionals seamlessly integrate prayer and spiritual reflection into their daily work routine, creating sacred moments throughout the workday.
Foster a community of working professionals who seek to align their professional decisions and daily work with God's vision for human labor and dignity.
Begin with intention and divine guidance
Refocus and realign with God's purpose
Pause for gratitude and nourishment
Close with reflection and thanksgiving