I read and enjoyed the 2017 book "Every Moment Holy, Volume I: New Liturgies for Daily Life". In this third volume of "Every Moment Holy" books, subtitled "The Work of the People", you will find liturgies for use in a number of different ways. Some prayers are written with the intent of daily or routine recitation, and others are for use on special, memorable, difficult, or even tragic occasions. The prayers included in the “Liturgies of the Moment” section are designed for memorization so that they can be recalled at need. It is hoped that the liturgies in this book, no matter how they are used, will serve as prayers to encourage readers in practicing mindfulness of the constant presence of God and will draw them toward greater recognition of the eternal echoes resounding in every moment of our lives. This third volume was conceived as an explicit labor of community from beginning to end. The prayers offer spiritual reflections for everyday life. I especially appreciated the liturgies of labor and vocation.
More than sixty authors, poets, and songwriters were invited to contribute original prayers, and seven artists were invited to create the accompanying prints. Bible verses accompany the liturgies.
The book is divided into the following sections:
Invocation
• Liturgies of Labor & Vocation
• Liturgies of Creation & Recreation
• Liturgies of Blessing & Celebration
• Liturgies of Petition & Provision
• Liturgies of Sorrow & Lament
• Liturgies of the Moment
• Benediction
The book includes short bios of the contributing writers and artists. Among the writers were: Augustine, Francis of Assisi, Malcom Guite, Ellie Holcomb, Sandra McCracken, Fernando Ortega, Andrew Peterson, Dorothy Sayers, and Philip Yancy.
It’s likely that not all of the prayers will be appropriate for your particular situation. In that case, you can just skip those that aren’t appropriate for you. Overall, this would be an excellent book to add to your daily devotional reading.