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Good news! We’ve completed the latest edition of the Daily Office Booklet. Beginning to pray the Daily Office is a great way to start the New Year. This edition will guide you thro...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element of the day's liturgy. Tonight we remember Jesus' words in today's gospel: "Father, I pray for them, for the ones you have...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its inspiration from an element of the day's mass. Every year on the Sunday after Easter we read the story of Doubting Thomas (a.k.a. Believing Thom...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element from the day's liturgyand today is the First Sunday of Advent.... Protect me, Lord, while I'm awakeand watch over me while...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element from the day's liturgy. On the Fourth Sunday of Easter every year, the gospel speaks of Christ as our Good Shepherd, this...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element from the day's liturgyand today is the fifth Sunday in the Easter season. In today's Gospel, we find Jesus at his last su...
Note that we’re still on our Holy Week “topsy-turvy” schedule, always “anticipating” the next appointed service. Above: This is how they must have been seated. The traditional i...
(For those who will read this and worry: my health is very good - thank God!) This is the day the Lord has made... Today's the first day of the rest of my life... One...
On Sundays, Night Prayer will focus on an element from the day's celebration of Mass. Today's scriptures didn't immediately suggest a particular direction for prayer but the gospe...
In the Prayer Book, the Psalter follows a 30-day cycle, assigning Psalms for both morning and evening each day. The post The Monthly Psalter: A Rookie Anglican Guide appeared firs...
For this evening's prayer I've written a litany which prays for the gift of God's grace while giving thanks and praise for how that gift is already ours... For the grace to trust...
The Easter Vigil opens with a Service of Light which features the Exsultet, a 1200 year old hymn of praise in honor of the Paschal Candle (the Light of Christ in our midst). Back...
I come to prayer tonight, Lord, grateful for the day just past and hopeful for the week ahead... Bless and keep all those I love: stay by their side and guide their st...
Just yesterday, Lord, we heard the story of two disciples making their way to Emmauson the afternoon on the very dayyou rose up in glory from your tomb... Just yesterday, Lord, I p...
Kievan chant, sung by “Archangel Voices” Troparion/Apolytikion of Bridegroom Matins Alleluia. Behold, the Bridegroom comes at midnight, and blessed is that servant whom He shall fi...
I find holy community when I worship God with others. The post Daily Devotional 5.11.26 appeared first on First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth.
I'm posting Night Prayer early because it's based on the Stations of the Cross and some here might want to pray the Stations this afternoon. The "stations" are a Lenten devotion...
The Divine Liturgy is always a festival event. Therefore on the penitential weekdays of Lent and also on the ordinary weekdays of Holy Week, there is no celebration of the full Div...
Tonight during Tenebrae we sang: Tuus est dies, et tua est nox: * tu fabricátus es auróram et solem. Tu fecísti omnes términos terræ: * æstátem et ver tu plasmásti ea. The Lord’s S...
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