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Notes: Cover title: The Daily Office : Morning and Evening Prayer : Services for Noonday and Close of Day : Daily Devotions.; "The Study and the Orders of Service contained in this Book were prepared by The Standing Liturgical Commission of The Episcopal Church as part of the program of Prayer Book Revision authorized by the General Convention of 1967". -- title-page.; "Copyright 1970 by Charles Mortimer Guilbert as Custodian of the Standard Book of Common Prayer." -- verso of t.-p.; Includes bibliographical references.; "The first major attempt since 1928 to revise the Daily Offices was made by the Standing Liturgical Commission in 1957 with the publication of 'Prayer Book Studies VI' entitled 'Morning and Evening Prayer'. Since then, the process of liturgical revision has gathered momentum throughout the Anglican Communion and in all Christian Churches. .... The Drafting Committee on the Daily Offices was constituted as follows: The Reverend Charles W.F. Smith ... Chairman." -- Preface.; "The Standing Liturgical Commission presents for the Church's consideration two versions of the Daily Office, one in contemporary English, the other in the language of the Prayer Book and the Revised Standard Version of the Bible. Each version is a single form intended for both the morning and the evening Office. In addition, new services are provided for use at noonday and at the close of the day, and short forms for use by families or individuals praying alone". -- Intro., p. 5.; Contents: Preface / Chilton Powell, Chairman of the Standing Liturgical Commission [and other members] -- I. Introduction -- Notes -- Notes on the ICEt (International Consultation on English Texts) -- II. Morning and Evening Prayer -- 1. First Order -- 2. Second Order -- 3. Additional Directions and Suggestions -- 4. Music for Preces and Suffrages -- 5. Invitatory Antiphons -- 6. Sentences for Seasons and Other Occasions -- 7. Canticles and Hymns -- III. Prayer at Noonday -- IV. Prayer at Close of Day -- V. Daily Devotions -- 1. At Morning -- 2. At Noon -- 3. At Close of Day.; Some text printed in red ink.

Series: Prayer book studies (Church Pension Fund) ; 22

Added Entry: The Daily Office : Morning and Evening Prayer : Services for Noonday and Close of Day : Daily Devotions; Powell, Chilton (Winslow Robert Chilton), 1912-1994; Smith, Charles W.F. (Charles William Frederick), 1905-1993

Subjects: Episcopal Church - Liturgy - Texts; Divine office - Episcopal Church; Morning prayer (Divine office) - Episcopal Church; Evening prayer (Divine office) - Episcopal Church; Noon prayer (Divine office) - Episcopal Church; Compline - Episcopal Church; Episcopal Church. Book of Common Prayer - Revision; Liturgical renewal - Episcopal Church

Call Number: BX 5940 P7 no. 22

Location: Trinity College (Graham Library)

The daily office revised

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Publication Date: c1973

Material Type: Book

Location: Trinity College (Graham Library)

Call Number: BX 5940 P7 no. 27

Corporate Author: Episcopal Church. Standing Liturgical Commission

Place: New York NY

Publisher: Church Hymnal Corporation

Publication Date: c1973

Physical_Description: ix, 157 p. ; 20.3 x 14.2 cm.

Material Type: Book

Notes: "Prepared by the Standing Liturgical Commission of The Episcopal Church as part of the Program of Prayer Book Revision authorized by The General Convention of 1967 and 1973". -- inside front cover.; "Copyright 1973 by Charles Mortimer Guilbert as Custodian of the Standard Book of Common Prayer." -- verso of t.-p.; "Published by The Church Hymnal Corporation, 800 Second Avenue,, New York, N.Y., 10017". -- inside front cover.; Includes bibliographical references.; "The Orders of Service contained in this Study are essentially identical with those published in 'Prayer Book Studies 22'. Thus, the rationale set forth in the Introduction to that publication applies to this Study as well. Trial use has demonstrated the desirability of rearranging the various elements of each Order of Service .... It is hoped that the new arrangement will make the Offices, as printed here, easier to follow, without obscuring their structure. There were three other sources of difficulty in giving trial use to the Daily Office: First, the absence of a new lectionary ... secondly, the absence of a complete Psalter; and thirdly, the delay in the publication of 'Prayers, Thanksgivings, and Litanies; (Prayer Book Studies 25). The delay in producing all these materials was unavoidable, but these defects have now been remedied". -- Preface.; Contents divided into two main sections: Morning and Evening Prayer -- Lectionary for the Daily Office.; Contents: Preface / The Standing Liturgical Commission -- Morning and Evening Prayer -- First Order -- Second Order -- Additional Directions and Suggestions -- Order of Service for Noonday -- Order of Service for Close of Day -- Daily Devotions for Individuals and Families -- Lectionary for the Daily Office -- Concerning the Lectionary -- Sundays -- Fixed Holy Days -- Weekdays and Moveable Holy Days.

Series: Prayer book studies (Church Pension Fund) ; 27

Subjects: Episcopal Church - Liturgy - Texts; Divine office - Episcopal Church; Morning prayer (Divine office) - Episcopal Church; Evening prayer (Divine office) - Episcopal Church; Noon prayer (Divine office) - Episcopal Church; Compline - Episcopal Church; Lectionaries - Episcopal Church; Episcopal Church. Book of Common Prayer - Revision; Liturgical renewal - Episcopal Church

Call Number: BX 5940 P7 no. 27

Location: Trinity College (Graham Library)

Musical settings for noonday and compline

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Publication Date: c1988

Material Type: Book

Location: General Synod Archives

Call Number: M 2170.5 M87 1988

Place: New York NY

Publisher: Church Publishing

Publication Date: c1988

Physical_Description: vi, 31 p. : music ; 21 x 15 cm.

Material Type: Book

Notes: "The settings contained in this booklet are from 'The Hymnal 1982', and are found at S 296- S304 (Noonday) and S 321- S 337 (Compline). The hymns are reprinted from the Singers Edition of the Hymnal. Hymn numbers in parentheses refer to the proper number in the Singers Edition". -- Acknowledgements.; "While Anglicans have long cherished the practice of reciting Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer -- often with singing, the Episcopal Church increasingly has also discovered the richness of the brief noonday and late evening Offices only since forms for these services appeared in the 'Book of Common Prayer', 1979. These so called 'little offices', historically owned exclusively by set-apart religious communities, now have been claimed by the church at large. Accordingly, 'The Hymnal 1982' has provided hymns and other traditional musical forms in its Appendix for the singing of these services. There are not many congregations apart from monasteries and convents where it is practical to sing the noonday and late evening Offices on a daily basis. Nonetheless, with repetition and in time, the music of these services and the practice of singing may add considerable beauty and depth of expression to the words prayed". -- Intro.; Contents: Acknowledgements -- Introduction dated 1988 / David Hurd, The General Theological Seminary, New York City -- An Order for Noonday -- An Order for Compline -- Appendix.

Added Entry: Hurd, David J., 1950-

Subjects: Episcopal Church - Liturgy - Texts; Divine office - Episcopal Church; Compline - Episcopal Church; Compline music - Episcopal Church; Noon prayer (Divine office) - Episcopal Church; Service books (Music) - Episcopal Church

ISBN: 0-89869-165-6

Call Number: M 2170.5 M87 1988

Location: General Synod Archives

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