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The Book of Common Prayer

	The Scottish Book of Common Prayer (1929)

COMMON PRAYER

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Canons XXIII and XXIV ix The Kalendar xi Tables of Lessons xvi A Table of Proper Psalms li The Order how the Psalter is appointed to be read liii Tables and Rules for the Feasts and Fasts through the whole year liv A Table to regulate the Service when two Feasts or Holy-days fall upon the same day lvi Introduction to Morning and Evening 1 The Order for Morning Prayer 6 The Order for Evening Prayer 22 Compline 34 Quicumque vult 44 Litanies 48 Prayers and Thanksgivings 65 The Collects, Epistles, and Gospels to be used at the Ministration of the Holy Communion throughout the year 101 The Order of the Ministration of the Holy Communion, Scottish and English 328 The Order of Baptism, both Public and Private, and The Public Receiving of such as have been privately baptized 383 The Thanksgiving of Women after Child-birth 413 The Catechism 417 The Order of Confirmation 426 The Form of Solemnization of Matrimony 432 A Table of Kindred and Affinity 447 The Order for the Visitation of the Sick, and the Communion of the Sick 448 The Order for the Burial of the Dead 469 A Penitential Service 500 The Form and Manner of Making, Ordaining, and Consecrating of Bishops, Priests, and Deacons 507 Forms of Prayer for the Anniversary of the day of Accession of the reigning Sovereign 543 The Psalter 653

THE
KALENDAR
[ABBREVIATIONS,
ETC.
Abp.—Archbishop; Ap.—Apostle; App.—Apostles;
Archd.—Archdeacon; B.—Bishop; B.V.—Blessed Virgin;
B.V.M.— Blessed Virgin Mary; C.—Confessor; D.—Doctor; K.—King;
M.—Martyr; MM.—Martyrs; V.—Virgin; c.—circa (‘about’).
‘O Sapientia’ is the first of the Greater Antiphons said before
Christmas.]
JANUARY
1.	Circumcision
	of our Lord.
6.
	Epiphany of our Lord.
11.
	David, K. of Scotland and C., 1153.
13.
	Kentigern or Mungo, B. of Glasgow, c. 603; Hilary, B. of
	Poitiers, C. and D., 368.
17.	Antony of Egypt, Abbot and C., 356.
19.	Wulfstan, B. of Worcester and C., 1095.
20.	Fabian, B. of Rome and M., 250.
21.	Agnes, Roman V. and M., c. 304.
22.	Vincent, Spanish Deacon and M., c. 304.
24.	St. Timothy.
25.	Conversion of St. Paul.
26.	Polycarp, B. of Srnyriia and M., 155.
27.	John Chrysostom, B. of Constantinople, C. and D., 407.
30.	Beheading of King Charles I.
FEBRUARY
1.	Bride,
	Abbess of Kildare, 523.
2.
	Purification of Mary the B. V., or Candlemas.
6.
	St. Titus.
11.
	Finnian, B. of Moville and C., c. 579.
17.
	Finan, B. of Lindisfarne and C., 661.
18.
	Colman, B. of Lindisfarne and C., 676.
24.
	St. Matthias, Ap.
MARCH
1.	David,
	Abp. of Menevia and C., c. 544; Marnan or Ernin, B. and
	C., c. 825.
2.	Chad, B. of Lichfield and C., 672.
6.	Baldred, C., 608.
7.	Perpetua and her Companions, Carthaginian MM., 203.
8.	Thomas of Aquinum, D., 1274.
10.	Kessog, B. and C., c. 700.
12.	Gregory the Great, B. of Rome, C. and D., 604.
17.	Patrick of Ireland, B. and C., 461.
18.	Cyril, B. of Jerusalem and C., 386.
19.	St. Joseph, Spouse of the B.V.M.
20.	Cuthbert, B. of Lindisfarne and C., 687.
21.	Benedict, Abbot of Monte Cassino and D., c. 540.
25.	Annunciation of our Lady.
APRIL
1.	Gilbert,
	B. of Caithness and C., 1245.
4.
	Ambrose, B. of Milan and D., 397.
11.
	Leo the Great, B. of Rome and D., 461.
13.
	Justin, M., c. 167.
16.
	Magnus, Earl of Caithness and Orkney, M., c. 1116.
17.
	Donnan, Abbot and M., c. 617.
19.
	Alphege, Abp. of Canterbury and M., 1012.
20.
	Serf, B. and C., c. 500.
21.
	Maelrubba; Abbot of Applecross and Bangor, C. 722; Anselm, Abp.
	of Canterbury and D., 1109.
23.	George, M., c. 303.
25.	St. Mark, Evangelist.
30.	Katharine of Siena, V., 1380.
MAY
1.	St.
	Philip and St. James, App.
2.
	Athanasius, B. of Alexandria, C. and D., 373.
4.
	Monnica, Matron, 387.
6.
	St. John Evàngelist, ante Portam Latinam.
9.
	Gregory of Nazianzus, c. 390.
19.
	Dunstan, Abp. of Canterbury and C., 988.
25.
	Aldhelm, B. of Sherborne and C., 709.
26.
	Augustine, first Abp. cf Canterbury and C., 605.
27.
	Venerable Bede of Jarrow, Presbyter and D., 735.
JUNE
5.	Boniface,
	B. of Mainz and M., c. 755.
9.
	Columba, Abbot of Iona and C., 597.
11.
	St. Barnabas, Ap.
12.
	Ternan, B. and C., c. 455.
14.
	Basil, B. of Caesarea in Cappadocia and D., 379.
20.
	Fillan, Abbot and C., c. 750.
22.
	Alban, M., c. 304.
24.
	Nativity of St. John Baptist.
25.
	Moluag, B. of Lismore and C. c. 592.
28.
	Irenaeus, B. of Lyons and D., 202.
29.
	St. Peter, Ap. and M.
JULY
2.	Visitation
	of the B.V.M.
6.
	Palladius, B. and C., c. 450.
15.
	Swithun, B. of Winchester and C., c. 862, translated
20.	971.
22.	Margaret, V. and M., at Antioch in Pisidia.
25.	St. Mary Magdalene.
26.	St. James the Great, Ap. and M.
29.	St. Anne, Mother to the B.V.M.
	Olaf, K. and M., 1030.
AUGUST
1.	Lammas
	Day.
5.
	Oswald, K. of Northumbria and M., 642.
6.
	Transfiguration of our Lord.
7.
	Name cf Jesus.
10.
	Laurence, Archd. at Rome and M., 258.
15.
	Falling Asleep of the B.V.M.
20.
	Bernard of Clairvaux, Abbot and D., 1153.
24.
	St. Bartholomew, Ap.
25.
	Ebba, Abbess of Coldingham, 683.
28.
	Augustine, B. of Hippo in Africa, C. and D., 430.
29.
	Beheading cf St. John Baptist.
31.
	Aidan, B. of Lindisfarne and C., 651.
SEPTEMBER
1.	Giles
	of Provence, Abbot and C., c. 720.
8.
	Nativity of the B.V.M.
9.
	Boisil, Prior of Meirose and C., c. 664; Kiaran, Abbot
	of Clonmacnoise and C., 549.
13.	Cyprian, B. of Carthage and M., 258.
14.	Holy Cross Day.
16.	Ninian, B. of Candida Casa, c. 430.
19.	Theodore of Tarsus, Abp. of Canterbury, C. and D., 690.
21.	St. Matthew, Ap. and Evangelist.
23.	Adamnan, Abbot of Iona and C., 704.
25.	Finnbarr, B. of Caithness and Sutherland, C.
29.	St. Michael and All Anqels.
30.	Jerome, Presbyter, C. and D., 420.
OCTOBER
1.	Remigius,
	B. of Rheims, c. 530.
4.
	Francis of Assisi, C., c. 1226.
9.
	Denys of Paris, B. and M.
11.
	Kenneth or Canice, Abbot and C., 600.
13.
	Congan, C., c. 735; Edward, King and Confessor, 1066,
	translated 1163.
17.	Etheldreda, Queen, Abbess of Ely, 679.
18.	St. Luke, Evangelist.
28.	Si. Simon and St. Jude, App.
NOVEMBER
1.	All
	Saints’ Day.
2.
	Commemoration of All Souls.
6.
	Leonard, C., c. 559.
8.
	Saints, Martyrs, and Doctors of Scotland, England, Wales,
	and Ireland; Gervadius or Gerardine, C., c. 934.
11.	Martin, B. of Tours and C., c. 397.
12.	Machar, B. and C., c. 600.
13.	Devenic, C., c. 600.
15.	Fergus, B. and C.
16.	Margaret, Qucen of Scotland, 1093.
17.	Hugh, B. cf Lincoln and C., 1200.
18.	Hilida, Abbess of Whitby, 680.
20.	Edmund, K. of East Anglia and M., 870.
22.	Cecilia, V. and M. at Rome, 230.
23.	Clement, B. of Rome and M., c. 100.
25.	Katharine, V. and M., at Alexandria.
30.	St. Andrew, Ap.
DECEMBER
4.	Clement
	of Alexandria, D., c. 210.
6.
	Nicholas, B. of Myra in Lycia and C., 4th cent.
8.
	Conception cf the B.V.M.
14.
	Drostan, Abbot cf Deer, c. 600.
16.
	O Sapientia.
17.
	Ignatius, B. of Antioch and M. in Rome, c. 110.
21.
	St. Thomas, Ap.
25.
	Christmas Day.
26.
	St. Stephen, the first Martyr.
27.
	St. John, Ap. and Evangelist.
28.
	Innocents’ Day.
NOTE.—Local
Saints not included in the Kalendar may be commemorated with the
permission of the Bishop cf the Diocese.

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