Mozarabic (continued).

[From Easter to Ascension.]

The grace whereby we rejoice to be buried with Christ by faith, separate from us all sinful thought. Ans. Amen.

And He Who has spread the glory of His resurrection throughout the world, grant the full sanctification of our hearts.

Ans. Amen.

So that He Who raised Him up from the dead may in like manner raise us up to the reward of eternal glory.

Ans. Amen.

Through the mercy

Ans. Amen.

[From Ascension until Whitsuntide.]

Help us, O Lord Christ, Who being received into glory dost sit at the right hand of the Father.

Ans. Amen.

And Thou Who hast taken Thy glorified body into the heavens, let not these our bodies be polluted with evil lusts.

Ans. Amen.

So that we who have beheld the glory of Him Who is ascended, may not be condemned by His sentence when He shall descend in judgment.

Ans. Amen.

Through the mercy....

Ans. Amen.

[From Whit-Sunday to Trinity Sunday.j

The Spirit of God lead us into the paths of righteousness and deliver us from every sinful snare. Ans. Amen.

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May He Who did visibly descend upon His disciples Mozarabic be the Guide of all our footsteps.

Ans. Amen.

That filled with Him, we may strive unharmed amid the waves of this present world and receive the comfort of eternal salvation.

[From Trinity Sunday until Advent.]

The Lord Jesus Christ be gracious unto us and bless us.

Ans. Amen.

Keep us with His long-suffering, and evermore defend us from all evil.

Ans. Amen.

And fill us with joy, graciously granting to us the forgiveness of sin.

Ans. Amen.

Through the mercy of the same our God, Who is blessed and liveth, and governeth all things, world without end.

Ans. Amen.

After the Benediction the Minister shall say:

Praise ye the Lord.

Ans. The Lord's Name be praised.

¶ And all standing shall sing or read the proper Anthem for the time, as follows:

[During Advent.]

The desire of all nations shall come :

And the heavens shall declare His righteousness,
And all the people shall see His glory.

(continued).

Mozarabic (continued).

Glory and honour he to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost.

For ever and ever. Amen.

[From Epiphany to Septuagesima Sunday,

Cleanse us from our sins, O Lord:

And deliver us from all evil.

And hide us under the shadow of Thy wings.
Glory and honour

[From Septuagesima until Lent.]

Thy righteousness is an everlasting righteousness,
And Thy law is the truth.

The righteousness of Thy testimonies is everlasting:
give me understanding and I shall live.
Glory and honour

[During Lent.]

The kings of the earth set themselves, and the
rulers take counsel together, against the Lord,
and against His Anointed.

He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh; the
Lord shall have them in derision.

Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine
a vain thing?

Glory and honour

[From Easter to Ascension.]

If ye be risen with Christ, seek those things which
are above;

Where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God.
For ye are dead, and your life is hid with Christ
in God.

[From Ascension to Whitsuntide.]

In the Name of Jesus, every knee shall bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth, and every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. Glory and honour

[From Trinity Sunday until Advent.]

Righteous art Thou, O Lord, and upright are Thy judgments.

The earth is full of Thy mercy.

For ever, O Lord, Thy Word is settled in heaven.
Glory and honour be to the Father, and to the
Son, and to the Holy Ghost.

For ever and ever. Amen.

After the Anthem, the Congregation kneeling,
the Minister standing shall say:

O Lord, shew Thy mercy upon us.
Ans. And grant us Thy salvation.

Min. Endue Thy Ministers with righteousness.
Ans. And make Thy chosen people joyful.
Min. Remember this congregation alway.
Ans. Which has been Thine since the beginning.
Min. O God, make clean our hearts within us.
Ans. And take not Thy Holy Spirit from us.

¶ Then shall the Minister use the Proper Collect
for the day, and the Congregation shall answer:
Amen.

Mozarabic (continued).

Anglican.

Min. Through Thy mercy, O our God, Who art Mozarabic Blessed and dost live and govern all things, world

without end.

Ans. Amen.

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Mozarabic. (continued).

Here the Minister may add such Prayers of Supplication or of Thanksgiving (from this Book) as he sees fit, and then continue:

Min. It is meet, O Lord, to shew forth Thy praise in the morning.

Ans. And Thy truth in the evening.

Min. Let this our morning prayer reach unto Thee, O Lord, and as Thou dost vouchsafe to receive our praise and to take compassion upon our infirmities, grant that this day may be one of joy, peace and quietness, and without stain, so that being delivered from temptation we may at eventide glorify Thee as our Eternal King.

Ans. Amen.

Min. Through Thy mercy, O our God, Who art blessed, and dost live, and govern all things world without end.

Ans. Amen.

All standing, a Hymn or Anthem may be sung.

¶ If the Morning Office be here concluded, then shall the Minister say:

In the Name of Our Lord Jesus Christ, let us depart in peace.*

Ans. Thanks be unto God. Amen.

• ...

If there be a Sermon, then shall the words In the
Name
be omitted, and after the Hymn the
Minister who is to preach shall offer a short
Prayer, preceded by the following:

Hear, O Lord, our prayer.

Ans. And let our cry come unto Thee.

* Latin-perficiamus cum pace.