Commontide

After Communion

Finished and perfected is the mystery of thy dispensation to us, O Christ our God: For we have beheld the likeness of thy death, we have seen thy resurrection in the breaking of the bread, and we have partaken of thine inexhaustible and divine delights, of which do thou make us worthy, both now and in thy kingdom and unto the ages of ages. Amen.

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The Feast of Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Easter, when the Church remembers the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and hears the Passion read at length. Branches are blessed and carried, and the acclamation of the crowd gives the day its oldest names. It opens Holy Week, and its joy is already shadowed by the Cross.

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The Day’s Prayers

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Morning Prayer

Psalms 95, 96 · Leviticus 20 · Mark 7:1–23

Evening Prayer

Psalms 97, 98 · Job 8 · 2 Timothy 4

Midday

Psalms 126–131

Family Close of Day

Psalm 134 · Job 8 · 2 Timothy 4

Last Sunday

The 5th in Lent (Passion Sunday)

Jeremiah 31:31–34 · Psalm 51 or Psalm 51:10–15v · Hebrews (4:14–16) 5:1–10 · John 12:20–33(34–36)

This Sunday

Palm Sunday

Isaiah 52:13–53:12 · Psalm 22:1–22v or Psalm 22:1–11v or Psalm 31:10–18v · Philippians 2:5–11 · Mark (14:32–72) 15:1–39 (40–47)

Palm Sunday

Isaiah 52:13–53:12 · Psalm 22:1–22v or Psalm 22:1–11v or Psalm 31:10–18v · Philippians 2:5–11 · Mark (14:32–72) 15:1–39 (40–47)