Morning Prayer Apostles’ Creed p. 96 Invitatory and Psalter p. 80 The Prayers p. 97 Use the antiphons with either the Venite or the Jubilate Deo throughout the year. It is Suffrages p. 97,98 traditional to use the Venite in Advent and Lent, the Jubilate Deo in Christmas, Epiphany, Use Suffrage A most of the time. Suffrage B comes from the end of the Te Deum; use B and Saints’ days. Use the Pascha Nostrum during Pascha. with that canticle Psalms Collects Choose the psalm(s) from the lectionary. Say the Gloria Patri at the end of the last psalm: Collect of the day Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit: Choose the collect to match the lectionary day/week, or the Saint’s day (if you are using as it was in the beginning, is now, and will be for ever. Amen. Lesser Feasts) Lessons and Canticles Collect of the weekday Alternate lessons and canticles; Chose the lessons from the lectionary. Day Collect First Lesson: Old Testament Reading Sunday O God, you make us glad First Canticle: See table Monday O God, the King eternal, whose light divides the day Tuesday O God, the author of peace Second Lesson: Epistle Reading Wednesday Lord God, almighty and everlasting Father, Second Canticle: See table Thursday Heavenly Father, in you we live and move and have our being Friday Almighty God, whose most dear Son The Prayer Book provides this table of suggested canticles Saturday Almighty God, who after the creation of the world After the Old Testament Reading After the New Testament Reading Sun. 4. or 16. Benedictus Dominus 7. or 21. Te Deum laudamus Prayer for Mission Advent: Advent and Lent: Day Collect 11. Surge, illuminare 4. or 16. Benedictus Dominus Sunday Lord Jesus Christ, you stretched out your arms of love Lent: 14. Kyrie Pantokrator Monday, Thursday O God, you have made of one blood Easter: 8. Cantemus Domino Tuesday, Friday Lord Jesus Christ, you stretched out your arms of love Mon. 9. Ecce, Deus 19. Magna et mirabilia Wednesday, Saturday Almighty and everlasting God, by whose Spirit, Tue. 2. or 13. Benedictus es 18. Dignus es Wed. 11. Surge, illuminare 4. or 16. Benedictus Dominus Optional Concluding Prayers Lent: 14. Kyrie Pantokrator Prayer of Thanksgiving p. 101 Thu. 8. Cantemus Domino 6. or 20. Gloria in excelsis Prayer of St Chrisostom p. 102 Advent and Lent: Benedicamus p. 102 19. Magna et mirabilia Grace p. 102 Fri. 10. Quærite Dominum 18. Dignus es Lent: 14. Kyrie Pantokrator Sat. 1. or 12. Benedicite 19. Magna et mirabilia On Feasts of our Lord and other Major Feasts Helpful Books 4. or 16. Benedictus Dominus 7. or 21. Te Deum laudamus Galley, Howard, The Prayer Book Office Optional Reading from the Early Church Fathers Lesser Feasts and Fasts There are several places to do this (optional) reading; I do it here before the creed. Wright, Robert, Readings from the Early Church Fathers Quick Reference Guide Evening Prayer To the Invitatory and Psalter p. 117 Prayer Book Offices The invitatory at evening prayer is the Phos hilaron. Where to find them Psalms Daily Morning Prayer, Rite II p. 75 Choose the psalm(s) from the lectionary. Say the Gloria Patri at the end of the last psalm: Daily Evening Prayer, Rite II p. 115 Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit: Collects p. 211 as it was in the beginning, is now, and will be for ever. Amen. The Psalter p. 585 Lessons and Canticles The Daily Office Lectionary p. 936 Gospel Lesson Navigating the Lectionary First Canticle: Song of Mary p. 119 The lectionary gives a structure for reading the entire bible in two years: once (optional) Second Lesson: Reading from the Early Church Fathers through the Old Testament and twice through the New Testament, and the Psalms every (optional) Second Canticle: Song of Simeon p. 120 seven weeks Year 1 for odd numbered years Apostles’ Creed p. 120 Year 2 for even numbered years The Prayers p. 121 Suffrages p. 121, 122 Use suffrage A most of the time. Suffrage B is a litany that doesn’t work very well in private recitation Collect of the weekday Day Collect Sunday Lord God, whose Son our Savior Jesus Christ Monday Most holy God, the source of all good desires Tuesday Be our light in the darkness, Wednesday O God, the life of all who live, Thursday Lord Jesus, stay with us, Friday Lord Jesus Christ, by your death Saturday O God, the source of eternal light: Prayer for Mission Proper numbers Day Collect 2002 starts with Proper 2; Pentecost is May 19. Sunday O God and Father of all Monday, Thursday Keep watch, dear Lord, Tuesday, Friday O God and Father of all, Wednesday, Saturday O God, you manifest Optional Concluding Prayers p.125, 126