Commontide

For Watchfulness

Thou, who with thine own mouth hast told us that at midnight the bridegroom shall come: Grant that the cry, “The bridegroom cometh!” may sound evermore in our ears, that so we be never unprepared to meet him, or forgetful of the souls for whom he died, for whom we watch and pray. And save us, O Lord. Amen.

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The Feast of Trinity Sunday

The feast of the Holy Trinity, the one God in three Persons. Almost alone in the Western calendar, this day keeps not an event but a doctrine, and in the Prayer Book tradition it gives its name to the long season that follows.

Trinity Sunday
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The Day’s Prayers

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Morning Prayer

Psalm 105:1–22 · Joshua 9 · Luke 23:1–25

Evening Prayer

Psalm 105:23–44 · Ezekiel 17 · Acts 13:44–14:7

Midday

Psalms 126–131

Family Close of Day

Psalm 134 · Ezekiel 17 · Acts 13:44–14:7

Last Sunday

Pentecost

Genesis 11:1–9 or Acts 2:1–11(12–21) · Psalm 104:24–35v · Acts 2:1–11(12–21) or 1 Corinthians 12:4–13 · John 14:8–17

This Sunday

Trinity Sunday

Exodus 3:1–6 · Psalm 93 · Romans 8:12–17 · John 3:1–16

Trinity Sunday

Exodus 3:1–6 · Psalm 93 · Romans 8:12–17 · John 3:1–16