Mary Magdalene

"The video draws also from the fascinating body of legends about the Magdalene—stories that may be slim on facts but convey something of our centuries-old fascination with this woman who played a distinctive role as a follower of Christ. As a preacher chick, I’m especially fond of the legend in which Mary Magdalene moves to France and becomes a famous preacher. (I like to imagine her going for a cappuccino and a chocolate croissant after holding forth.) She is also said to have released prisoners from a French jail. In the video you’ll find glimpses of these and other legends, including one that tells that she spent her final years as a hermit in the wilderness, clad only in her long hair; at the canonical hours, angels would come and whoosh her up to heaven for the liturgy, then would whoosh her back down again." from The Painted Prayerbook

This video is set up as the Liturgy of the Hours or Divine Office as prescribed and prayed daily by the faithful of many denominations. One schedule I have shows them:
Matins: 3:15am
Lauds: 5:15am
Prime: 6:15am
Terce: 7:30am
Sext: 12:15pm
None: 2:15pm
Vespers: 5:30pm
Compline: 7:30pm

The Hours of Mary Magdalene from Jan Richardson on Vimeo.