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Bulletin Insert: The First Book of Common Prayer – May 26, 2024
[…] bulletin insert was very lightly adapted from Holy Women, Holy Men’s entry for the First Book of Common Prayer. This feast of the church can be observed on a weekday after Pentecost. The […]
Rhythms of Prayer: Lenten Meditation, 3/7/2013
[…] every day, using a pattern of psalms, scripture readings, and prayers laid out in the Book of Common Prayer. Following this pattern would take me through the whole Book of Psalms every seven […]
Preface (Eucharistic)
[…] observances “Of a Theologian and Teacher” and “For the Unity of the Church.” The Altar Book provides music in simple and solemn tone versions for all the proper prefaces. See […]
A Commemoration of September 11, Various Occasions – 2002
Suggested Proper for Peace, lessons on page 930, Book of Common Prayer Collect: Almighty God, kindle, we pray, in every heart the true love of peace, and guide with your wisdom those who […]
Book of Common Prayer, the
As with the Bible, lowercase “the” and title case Book of Common Prayer. Lowercase subsequent references to it as the prayer book. Don’t abbreviate as BCP, including in citations: (Book of Common Prayer, […]
Liturgics
[…] show proficiency in liturgics concerning Christian worship according to the contents and use of the Book of Common Prayer. Similarly, candidates for ordination to the diaconate must complete a course of study that […]
Liturgical Studies
[…] out its canonical mandate “to collect and collate material bearing upon further revisions of The Book of Common Prayer.” The first two studies were edited by Ruth A. Meyers. Liturgical Studies One is […]
Living the Good News, or Colorado Curriculum
[…] the Good News emphasizes the heritage of the Episcopal Church, the sacraments, and the Prayer Book. The curriculum also emphasizes the liturgical seasons of the year. It is based on […]
Religious Orders and Christian Communities
[…] whom You call to follow You under the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience” ( Book of Common Prayer, p. 819) The Episcopal Church canonically recognizes 18 traditional orders and 14 Christian communities […]
From the Book of Common Prayer
What is the “quest and adventure” of Religious life today?
[…] whom You call to follow You under the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience” ( Book of Common Prayer, p. 819) What is the “quest and adventure” of Religious life today? – Brother […]
Homepage 2
[…] Affairs About The Episcopal Church The mission of The Episcopal Church, as stated in the Book of Common Prayer’s catechism, is “to restore all people to unity with God and each other in […]
What is the difference between a Religious Order and a Christian Community?
[…] whom You call to follow You under the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience” ( Book of Common Prayer, p. 819) What is the difference between a Religious Order and a Christian Community? […]
Prayer Is the Answer to Jesus’ Prayer, Easter 7 (A) – 2023
[…] The Episcopal Church is found in the brief Morning and Evening Prayer liturgies in the Book of Common Prayer, and even in the one-page devotions tucked into the Prayer Book. Making daily times […]
Prayer Is the Answer to Jesus’ Prayer, Easter 7 (A) – 2017
[…] The Episcopal Church is found in the brief Morning and Evening Prayer liturgies in the Book of Common Prayer, and even in the one-page devotions tucked into the Prayer Book. Making daily times […]
Prayers of the People developed to recognize landmark 10th Anniversary of Episcopal-Lutheran "Called to Common Mission"
[…] presented for use in all six forms of Prayers of the People found in the Book of Common Prayer. For example, the suggestion for Form II is: “I ask your prayers of thanksgiving […]
Calendar of the Church Year
[…] Christ’s resurrection in ordinary life. The term “ordinary time” is not used in the Prayer Book, but the season after Pentecost can be considered ordinary time. It may be referred […]