| Morning Prayer at Home Sunday, March 22nd Click HERE for the lessons. Click HERE for the sermon. Click HERE for the children’s sermon. You can use your prayer book (instructions follow) or electronic sites (URL follows at bottom). USING YOUR PRAYER BOOK Opening sentences for Lent—choose one, p.76, middle of the page. Confession, middle of p.79. Use absolution, substituting “us” and “our.” Invitatory and Psalter, p.80. For Lent, do not use Alleluia. Lenten antiphon, p.81, near top For invitatory psalm in time of trouble or danger, use Ps. 103, p.733 instead of Venite or Benedictus es Old Testament Lesson: 1 Samuel 16:1-13 Psalm 23 New Testament Lesson: Ephesians 5:8-14 Canticle: Kyrie Pantocrator, A Song of Penitence, p.90 Gospel: John 9:1-41 The Apostle’s Creed, p.96 The Prayers: Lord’s Prayer, p.97 Suffrages A, p.97 The Collect of the Day, p.218 The Collect for Sundays, p.98 Collect for the Fourth Sunday in Lent, top of p.219 Other prayers may be added, including: Number 69, On Sunday, p.835 Number 59, For Quiet Confidence, middle of p.832 Number 54, For Those We love, p.831 Number 44, For the Future of the Human Race, p.828 Number 18, For Our Country, p.820 Number 3, For the Human Family, p.815 A Collect for Mission, top of p.101 Intercessions for others A Prayer of St. Chrysostom, p.102, Blessing, p.102 Conclude with The Supplication, p.154, to be used in time of war, national anxiety, or of disaster. USING ELECTRONIC RESOURCES To say Morning Prayer with electronic resources, go to: https://www.missionstclare.com/english/index.html and tap the icon for daily prayer, on Sunday, March 22 |
Church of Our Redeemer (Episcopal) 