Ash Wednesday is already behind us and so is the first Sunday of Lent. Anciently Ash Wednesday began right before Matins with the observance of the Gradual Psalms. Sadly these are not given as a devotion in the Anglican Breviary. Be that as it may these Gradual Psalms can easily be found as a The … More Observing Lent with the Anglican Breviary
The Anglican Catholic Church’s yearly Ordo Calendar suggests the Requiem Mass on the first free day of the Month. In the Simple Kalendar of the Anglican Breviary there will be much opportunity for such occasions. It is fitting that on the first free day, in addition to the Requiem Mass, the Office of the Dead … More Saying the Office of the Dead
A question has come up about using the Office of the Dead for occasions such as Memorial Day. In response to that I will try to complete a short series of posts as to how I would use this Office for such and other occasions. The Office of the Dead is usually added to the … More How to say the Vespers of the Dead
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