St. Joan of Arc, Simple Matins: I Nocturn. All as in Psalter & Ordinary for Eastertide. Lesson iii = Joan of Arc p. S38. Lauds: All as in Psalter & Ordinary for Eastertide, from Chapter onward of the Feast using Common 12. Commem. of the Cross is said. Prime & Hours: all as in the … More Ordo Tuesday May 31
Rogation Monday Feria, Simple Matins: all as in Psalter & Ordinary for Eastertide except what is given as proper for the Season. I Nocturn, Gospel & Homily (p. C384-385). Lauds: all as in the Psalter & Ordinary for Eastertide except what is given as Proper on p. C385-386. Collect for Lauds and Hours: p. C386 … More Ordo Monday May 30
Saturday May 28 The Office of Saint Mary on the Sabbath Matins: I Nocturn, Lesson 1 & 2 occurrent Scripture (lesson 2 is ii & iii combined), Lesson 3 St. Augustine (G6). Lauds: Psalms & Antiphons from Psalter & Ordinary as for Easter, from Chapter onwards of St. Mary (G2-3), Ant. on Ben. & Collect … More Ordo Saturday May 28
Saint Augustine of Canterbury If kept as a Greater Double: Matins: by Rule 1. Lauds: Psalms & Ant. from Psalter & Ordinary, from Chapter onwards of Feast. No Commem. of the Cross, no Preces. Prime & Little Hours: Psalms & Ant. from Psalter and Ordinary, from Chapter of Feast. At Prime no Preces. Vespers: Psalms … More Ordo Thursday May 26
Monday March 21 St. Benedict of Nursia, Greater Double Matins: 3 Nocturns Inv. & Hymn from Common 10 with ferial Psalms (Antiphons doubled): I: Philippians, II: Legend (E125-26), III: Matthew & Jerome from Common 10, Lesson ix is Lesson iii from the feria (C229), Te Deum. If it seems more fitting to commemorate the Lenten … More St. Benedict of Nursia
Sunday March 20 Second Sunday in Lent Matins: III Nocturns, Psalms of Sunday as in the Psalter and Ordinary for Lent. I Genesis, II Augustine, III Matthew & Chrysostom. The Preces are not said in the Office because a Double Feast is commemorated. Lauds: of Lauds 2, according to Psalter & Ordinary as in Lent. … More Second Sunday in Lent
In the comments some good questions were raised and I think they are important enough to be answered in a blog-post rather than simply in a comment. I would like to thank the reader who has brought up the following questions, and I hope I will be able to answer them satisfactorily. – When the … More Questions about the Breviary
There are two ways to say the ferial Office of Wednesday Matins given in the Anglican Breviary. In scheme 1 for Matins the Office of Lauds to follow must be of Lauds 1. This means that the last three Psalms are said as is given on pages B83 to B85. In scheme 1 Psalm 50 … More Wednesday Matins when Lauds 2 is said in the Office
Those of you that are in the habit of saying Prime as part of your daily devotions will have noticed that whenever Lauds 2 is said, Prime has four instead of three Psalms.After the first three Psalms have been completed you will find the Rubric: When Psalm 51, Miserere mei, is said at Lauds, here … More Prime when Lauds 2 is said in the Office
The Anglican Breviary has a unique possibility to simplify an Office by either Rule 1 or 2. This rule allows for the Office of the feria to be more strongly present than would otherwise be the case – especially if the Universal Kalendar is followed. In the Season of Lent the simplification of the Office … More Matins according to Rule 2
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