The Wudase Mariam is recited daily at dawn in monasteries and parish churches as part of the Sä’atat (Book of Hours). Laypeople recite it at home, especially on Wednesdays and Fridays (days of fasting) and on monthly feasts of Mary (the 1st, 16th, and 21st of each Ethiopian month). During major feasts like Tahsas 21 (Genna, Ethiopian Christmas) and Yekatit 16 (Feast of the Annunciation), the entire text is chanted antiphonally with tsanatsel (prayer sticks) and kebero drums.
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The Wudase Mariam is divided into three primary sections, based on the canonical hours of the Ethiopian Church: The Wudase Mariam is recited daily at dawn
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