Daily Prayer
The Irish Jesuits were among the first to realize the potential of the Internet for prayerful reflection. The result was the global phenomenon which is "Sacred Space" - guiding six million visitors each year through a self-paced session of prayer centred on the daily Gospel readings of the liturgy.
Living Space is the area of the renowned Sacred Space website where you will find enlightening and thought-provoking commentaries on the daily scripture readings. 
3-Minute Retreats from Loyola Press invite you to take a short daily prayer break right at your computer. Spend some quiet time reflecting on a Scripture passage.
A regular cycle of daily prayers – the ‘Daily Office’ – is at the core of the life of the ecumenical Northumbria Community, a dispersed Christian community with strong links to the saints and scholars of Ireland, the wisdom tradition of the Desert Fathers, and the ‘mixed life’ of the Franciscans. Access the daily prayers on this website. 
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The Liturgy of the Hours (also known as the Divine Office) is the richest single prayer resource of the Church. The practice of sanctifying the 24 hours of the day with psalms, hymns, readings and other prayers during "canonical hours" (periods of fixed prayer at regular intervals) is of great antiquity. Universalis is a clear and user friendly website, which makes the Divine Office very accessible on desktops and mobile devices. This means the Office can be prayed anywhere, whenever there is a space, however small, in life's hectic round of activities. 
The London Internet Church, based in the Anglican church of St Stephen Walbrook - one of Sir Christopher Wren's masterpieces - is a gathered Christian global community that meets online to worship, enquire, encourage and pray. Beautiful online services of quietness and reflection, and a daily changing morning and night prayer.
A website run by the English Jesuits, offering a huge range of resources for deepening one's prayer life.
Today is my Gift to You is an inspirational Irish website, with a daily spiritual reflection accompanied by an uplifting image.
An international work of Saint Louis University, the Sunday Web Site has had one and a half million page views in the last 16 months. It prepares site visitors for Sunday Mass by supplying the coming Sunday’s readings, prayers for contemplation on these readings, aspects of spirituality found in them, background information on them and the Sunday, and finally, musical pieces being played by selected parishes in North America and England.
Pray As You Go is a daily audio guided prayer session, designed for use on portable MP3 players as well as desktops, to help you pray whenever you find time, but particularly whilst travelling to and from work, study, etc.
Daily prayer and reflection from Plough Publishing House, an independent publisher of books on faith, society, and the spiritual life.
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