10 episodes
Daily Prayer (BCP 1662) Rev Vincent Murphy
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.5 • 6 Ratings
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Daily prayer according to the Church of England Prayerbook. The lectionary used passes through the whole Bible each year (without any ommissions), including the New Testament twice. The Psalms are as per the book of 1662 but are currently drawn from the ESV (as are the other Daily Bible Readings). The Litany follows on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. The readings are not replaced with seasonal propers.
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Morning Prayer for May 14
Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino
Psalms 71, 72
The First Lesson Numbers 25
Canticle Benedicite, omnia opera
The Second Lesson Romans 15,14-33
Canticle Benedictus. (St. Luke i. 68)
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Evening Prayer for May 13
Psalms 69, 70
The First Lesson Habakkuk 1
Canticle The Magnificat
The Second Lesson Luke 16,16-31
Canticle Nunc dimittis (St. Luke ii. 29)
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Morning Prayer for May 13
Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino
Psalms 68
The First Lesson Numbers 24
Canticle Te Deum Laudamus
The Second Lesson Romans 15,1-13
Canticle Jubilate Deo. Psalm c.
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Evening Prayer for May 12
Psalms 65, 66, 67
The First Lesson Nahum 3
Canticle Cantate Domino (Psalm xcviii.)
The Second Lesson Luke 16,1-15
Canticle Nunc dimittis (St. Luke ii. 29)
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Morning Prayer for May 12
Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino
Psalms 62, 63, 64
The First Lesson Numbers 23
Canticle Benedicite, omnia opera
The Second Lesson Romans 14
Canticle Benedictus. (St. Luke i. 68)
The Litany Follows
Liturgy Links:
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Evening Prayer for May 11
Psalms 59, 60, 61
The First Lesson Nahum 2
Canticle The Magnificat
The Second Lesson Luke 15,11-32
Canticle Nunc dimittis (St. Luke ii. 29)
Liturgy Links:
https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May11-ep.html
Customer Reviews
Hilda angel
This podcast has led my holy hour every morning and many evenings for a long time.
It is my comfort and joy.
With gentle voices it leads me sensibly through reading my Bible; Psalm, Old and New Testaments and leads me in the traditional prayers of the liturgy. It leaves me ready to either launch into a busy day or retreat into further contemplation.
If you are searching for a structure to your prayer life at home which compliments your Christian journey within the church, you will not find better than this. Thank you.
Ambitious but falls down.
I was excited to find this podcast but I found it lets itself down.
- The second set of responses prays “o Lord, save our rulers” instead of “save the King”.
- the prayers for the King and the Royal Family are omitted.
- the introductions to the readings are pre recorded and stitched which gets quite clumsy.