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1. anglicancompass.com › the-book-of-common-prayerThe Book of Common Prayer: A Rookie Anglican Guide to the ...

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   Jan 13, 2019 · It is still the official Prayer Book of the Church of England. We recommend you buy this Oxford World’s Classics edition of the 1549, 1559, and 1662 BCPs if you want to study all the classic Prayer Books. However, if you intend to use the 1662 Prayer Book as a devotional resource, we recommend the 1662 Book of Common Prayer: International ...

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3. anglicancompass.com › whats-the-difference-betweenWhat’s the difference between the 1979 and 2019 Book of ...

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   Dec 22, 2020 · As briefly as I can put it, here are some differences between the 1979 Book of Common Prayer and the 2019 Book of Common Prayer. The 1979 BCP is still the official Prayer Book of the Episcopal Church (TEC) in the USA. The 2019 BCP is the official Prayer Book of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), which is more theologically ...

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4. guideposts.org › 6-ways-to-use-a-prayer-book6 Ways to Use a Prayer Book - Guideposts

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   • I usually stand, and often pace, with the book in my hands. Being on my feet seems to focus my mind and heart in a way that sitting (or even kneeling) does not.
   • I speak (or chant) the prayers aloud. Speaking or chanting the written prayers tends to slow me down and prevent me from rushing through or thinking of something else while I’m praying (I use a few simple Gregorian melodies, and change the melody each day; if you’re unfamiliar with using chant in prayer, there are many online resources that explain or can get you started in the practice).
   • I sometimes adapt the prayer book’s wording to me and my circumstances. I might change “thees” and “thines” of some prayers or hymns to “you” and “yours.”
   • If a hymn appears in the prayer book and I know the melody, I may sing it—or not. For example, a vespers reading may include verses of the hymn, “Abide with Me”

5. www.churchofengland.org › prayer-and-worshipLearning to pray - The Church of England

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   For instance the Jesus Prayer: ‘Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner’. Read a psalm. The Common Worship Psalter gives prayers after each psalm. Use a prayer book. Time To Pray or The Book of Common Prayer to give you some ideas, or use its prayers as a basis for your own.

6. archive.pauline.org › Pauline-Books-Media-Blog10 Reasons People Say Prayer Books Help Them - Pauline

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   6. There are prayers for cures and deliverance. Prayers to St Benedict. People feel protected. There is an assurance that God has made a promise to be with us. It reminds God to be with us. People have to have words to talk to God, that help them to feel connected. (A member of the Brazilian community) 7.

7. anglicancompass.com › the-daily-office-lectionaryThe Daily Office Lectionary: A Rookie Anglican Guide

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   Feb 16, 2018 · The 1979 BCP Daily Office Lectionary is a two-year cycle of readings, Year One and Year Two. It is based on the liturgical year, not the civil calendar year. Although it sometimes works its way through books of the Bible sequentially, it also thematically follows the church calendar.

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   Should I use the prayer book on my own?

   • If you’re just going to be using the Prayer Book on your own, then take a look at the Daily Office sections for Morning and Evening Prayer in both BCPs (including the Daily Office Lectionaries at the back, the assigned daily Scripture reading plans), and go with the one that you see yourself actually using more often. I hope that helps!

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   Which edition of the Book of Common Prayer should I buy?

   • As for which edition of the Book of Common Prayer you should *purchase*, that depends. As I say in my Rookie Anglican Guide to the BCP, in general, my advice is: Buy the BCP that your local church uses (if applicable). The Book of *Common* Prayer is, after all, designed to be used in community with others! Buy the BCP that you will actually *use*.

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   When was the first prayer book published?

   • The first Prayer Book was published in 1549. It was revised in 1552, 1559, 1604, and 1662. The 1662 Book of Common Prayer is still the official Prayer Book in the Church of England, and it has served as the model for subsequent BCPs throughout the worldwide Anglican Communion.

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   Why is the Book of Common Prayer important?

   • It shapes both how Anglicans worship and what Anglicans believe. It has also shaped Christian worship in the English language for almost 500 years. Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Cranmer (1489–1556) was the primary person responsible for the first Book of Common Prayer in 1549 and its revision in 1552.

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   Is a prayer book A breviary?

   • However, a prayer book, used for daily prayers, has traditionally been called a “breviary” (as opposed to a “missal,” which is used for Holy Communion). If the “official” Prayer Book is what you’re after, then the 1662 BCP is the closest thing. It is still the official Prayer Book of the Church of England.

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   When did the Prayer Book of Common Prayer come out?

   • It was revised in 1552, 1559, 1604, and 1662. The 1662 Book of Common Prayer is still the official Prayer Book in the Church of England, and it has served as the model for subsequent BCPs throughout the worldwide Anglican Communion. Editions of the Prayer Book contain the written liturgies for almost any service held at an Anglican church.

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9. www.philipkosloski.com › a-beginners-guide-toA Beginner’s Guide to Praying the Liturgy of the Hours

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   The fourth ribbon should be located at the current day for “Night Prayer.” Which is much easier to understand, as it only has a single cycle that is repeated each week. For today, it is located on page 1041. The fifth ribbon can be placed in the “Proper of Saints,” which contains the special prayers and antiphons for specific saint days ...