CALENDAR FOR MORNING AND EVENING PRAYER
(September 13 to October 4, 2015)
(Year Two)
Note: The Invitatory Psalm (#95) for Morning Prayer each day is found on page 534 [688].
Sunday
September:
13
14 to 20 (Psalter Week VI)
Monday
14
Tuesday
15
Wednesday
16
Thursday
17
Friday
Saturday
18
19
Sunday
20
September:
Evening is Sunday Evening Prayer II, Psalter Week IV, p. 910 [931]
Proper Twenty-Forth Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 212 [630]
(St. John Chrysostom, p. 1219 [1249], common as prescribed)
(Note: Today is primarily a Sunday, the Lord’s Day; the Saints are the principal
witness to Christ and to the saving power of His death and resurrection, Sunday
always takes precedence)
Morning Prayer p. 916 [937] Evening Prayer p. 927 [942]
(Triumph of the Cross, p. 1219 [1250], common as prescribed)
(Note: Begins with Evening Prayer I when this feast occurs on a Sunday)
Morning Prayer p. 933 [947] Evening Prayer p. 943 [953]
(Our Lady of Sorrows, p. 1228 [1260], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 949 [958] Evening Prayer p. 960 [963]
(Sts. Cornelius and Cyprian, p. 1231 [1263], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 966 [968] Evening Prayer p. 976 [973]
(St. Robert Bellarmine, p. 1231 [1265], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 981 [978] Evening Prayer p. 992 [984]
Morning Prayer p. 998 [988]
(St. Januarius, p. 1232 [1265], common as prescribed)
(Note: Morning Prayer only, Sunday always takes precedence)
Evening is Sunday Evening Prayer I, Psalter Week I, p. 549 [701]
Proper Twenty-Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 512 [630]
Morning Prayer p. 555 (706),
Proper Twenty-Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 512 [630]
Evening is Sunday Evening Prayer II, Psalter Week I, p. 565 [712]
Proper Twenty-Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 512 [630]
21 to 27 (Psalter Week I)
Monday
21
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
22
23
24
25
26
Morning Prayer p. 571 [718] Evening Prayer p. 582 [723]
(St. Matthew, Apostle p. 1232 [1266], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 587 [728] Evening Prayer p. 598 [734]
Morning Prayer p. 604 [738] Evening Prayer p. 613 [743]
Morning Prayer p. 619 [748] Evening Prayer p. 629 [754]
Morning Prayer p. 635 [759] Evening Prayer p. 647 [765]
Morning Prayer p. 652 [770]
(Sts. Cosmas and Damian, p. 1233 [1267], common as prescribed)
(Note: Morning Prayer only, Sunday always takes precedence)
Evening is Sunday Evening Prayer I, Psalter Week II, p. 662 [775]
Proper Twenty-Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 513 [631]
1
Sunday
27
Morning Prayer p. 668 [780],
Proper Twenty-Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 513 [632]
Evening is Sunday Evening Prayer II, Psalter week II, p. 679 [786]
Proper Twenty-Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 513 [631]
(Note: Today there is a special collection for the needs of the church in Canada)
(Note: Tonight at sundown the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles, Succot, begins)
(St. Vincent de Paul, p. 1233 [1267], common as prescribed)
(Note: Today is primarily a Sunday, the Lord’s Day; the Saints are the principal
witness to Christ and to the saving power of His death and resurrection, Sunday
always takes precedence)
September: 28 to October: 4 (Psalter Week II)
Monday
28
Tuesday
29
Wednesday
30
Thursday
1
Friday
2
Saturday
3
Sunday
4
Morning Prayer p. 685 [792] Evening Prayer p. 696 [798]
(St. Wenceslaus, p. 1234 [1268], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 702 [802] Evening Prayer p. 713 [807]
(Sts. Michael, Gabriel and Raphael, p. 1235 [1269], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 718 [812] Evening Prayer p. 730 [818]
(St. Jerome, p. 1242 [1275], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 737 [824] Evening Prayer p. 748 [830]
(St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, p. 1242 [1276], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 753 [835] Evening Prayer p. 765 [840]
(Guardian Angels, p. 1243 [1277], common as prescribed)
Morning Prayer p. 770 [845]
Evening is Sunday Evening Prayer I, Psalter Week III, p. 781 [851]
Proper Twenty-Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 513 [633]
Morning Prayer p. 787 [855]
Proper Twenty-Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 514 [633]
Evening is Sunday Evening Prayer II, Psalter week III, p. 797 [861]
Proper Twenty-Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time p. 514 [633]
(St. Francis of Assisi, p. 1249 [1283], common as prescribed)
(Note: Today is primarily a Sunday, the Lord’s Day; the Saints are the principal
witness to Christ and to the saving power of His death and resurrection, Sunday
always takes precedence)
Note: Page numbers for the Red book are in the brackets. [861]
Note: This schedule is in the tradition of the Lay Formation Program of the Diocese of Saskatoon and
may differ from other traditions
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