Traveling
I'm traveling for some meetings. Here are the readings for the next three days. Next Morning Reflection will be Friday
Lowell
Readings for the Daily Office, Book of Common Prayer, p. 978
Tuesday, August 11; Clare, Abbess at Assisi, 1253
Psalms 97, 99, [100] (morning) 94, 95 (evening)
2 Samuel 14:1-20
Acts 21:1-14
Mark 10:1-16
Wednesday, August 12, Florence Nightingale, Nurse, Social Reformer, 1910
Psalms 101, 109:1-4(5-19)20-30 (morning) 119:121-144 (evening)
2 Samuel 14:21-33
Acts 21:15-26
Mark 10:17-31
Thursday, August 13, Jeremy Taylor, Bishop of Down, Connor, and Dromore, 1667
Psalms 105 1-22 (morning) 105:23-45 (evening)
2 Samuel 15:1-18
Acts 21:27-36
Mark 10:32-45
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About Morning Reflections
Morning Reflections is a brief thought about the scripture readings from the Daily Office of Morning and Evening Prayer according to the practice found in the Book of Common Prayer of the Episcopal Church.
Morning Prayer begins on p. 80 of the Book of Common Prayer.
Evening Prayer begins on p. 117
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The Mission of St. Paul's Episcopal Church
is to explore and celebrate
God's infinite grace, acceptance, and love.
Visit our web site at www.stpaulsfay.org
Our Rule of Life
Lowell Grisham, Rector
Audio podcast: Listen to an audio podcast of the most recent Morning Reflections from today and the past week. Click the following link: Morning Reflection Podcasts
About Morning Reflections
Morning Reflections is a brief thought about the scripture readings from the Daily Office of Morning and Evening Prayer according to the practice found in the Book of Common Prayer of the Episcopal Church.
Morning Prayer begins on p. 80 of the Book of Common Prayer.
Evening Prayer begins on p. 117
An online resource for praying the Daily Office is found at www.missionstclare.com
Another form of the office from Phyllis Tickle's "Divine Hours" is available on our partner web site www.ExploreFaith.org at this location -- http://explorefaith.org/prayer/fixed/index.html
The Mission of St. Paul's Episcopal Church
is to explore and celebrate
God's infinite grace, acceptance, and love.
Visit our web site at www.stpaulsfay.org
Our Rule of Life
We aspire to...
worship weekly
pray daily
learn constantly
serve joyfully
live generously.
worship weekly
pray daily
learn constantly
serve joyfully
live generously.
Lowell Grisham, Rector
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas
posted by Lowell @ 7:11 AM
3 comments
3 Comments:
I am a longtime morning prayer reader and have a question. Perhaps you know the answer. Why are Wednesday morning Psalms always 119, 38, 72 or 101/109? If you don't know, do you have any suggestions for how I could find out? Thanks so much.
I've also noticed the consistent use of Psalm 119 on Wednesdays, but I can't remember whether I've ever learned what the tradition behind that use might be.
I'll post a question to my friends on the General Convention Prayer Book and Liturgy Committee.
If I get an answer, I'll follow up on this comment string.
Lowell
Thanks!
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