Hear, O Israel
Hear, O Israel,
the Lord our God, the Lord is one.
Love the Lord your
God with all your heart,
with all your
soul, with all your mind,
and with all your
strength.
This is the first
and the great commandment.
The second is like
it:
Love your
neighbour as yourself.
There is no
commandment greater than these.
The Prayers of the Community
The Litany
Let us offer our intercessions,
petitions and thanksgivings, saying,
‘God of our
ancestors, hear our prayer.’
For the one holy catholic and apostolic Church
throughout the world,
God of our ancestors,
hear our prayer.
For the mission of the Church,
that in faithful witness
it may preach the gospel to the ends of the
earth,
God of our ancestors,
hear our prayer.
For those preparing for baptism
and for their teachers and sponsors,
God of our ancestors,
hear our prayer.
For peace in the world,
that a spirit of respect and reconciliation
may grow among nations and peoples,
God of our ancestors,
hear our prayer.
For the poor, the persecuted, the sick
and all who suffer;
for refugees, prisoners and all in danger;
that they may be relieved and protected,
God of our ancestors,
hear our prayer.
For all whom we have injured or offended,
God of our ancestors,
hear our prayer.
For grace to amend our lives and to further your
reign,
God of our ancestors,
hear our prayer.
Anglican Communion
Pray for
the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui
The
Most Reverend Paul Kwong
Archbishop
of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui
&
Bishop of Hong Kong Island
Anglican Church of Canada
Diocese of
the Athabasca
the Right
Reverend David Greenwood, Bishop
Council of the North
Territory of the People
The Venerable Lincoln Mckoen, Bishop Elect
The Diocese of Edmonton
The Anglican Church Women of the
Diocese of Edmonton
Judy Korop, Diocesan President.
Buyé Diocese, Gisitwe Parish
Isaie Pascal Sindayigaya, Rector
Alexander First Nation
(I will not place
our individual parish prayers on the internet.
We know who we pray
for each week.
Rest assured that
your loved ones continue in our prayers.)
We continue to pray
for Burundi and our twinned parishes
Kabanga and St. Luke’s Bigombo
We also pray for the Canadian Armed Forces
serving at home and abroad.
Loving God,
whose peace passes all our understanding:
as we face this present pandemic,
and experience fear and anxiety,
may we hear your voice,
bringing calm to the storms of our time.
Strengthen those who work
to limit the spread of infection,
and those who seek to care for the sick,
and keep us mindful of those most vulnerable.
May we shape our living to protect one another,
and may our changing habits,
practices and sacrifices,
be for the greater love of our community
and all your people. Amen.
From the Diocese
of Niagara.
The Collect of the Day
Creator and Healer,
you work your Sabbath will in the chaos
of our life:
teach us the insight that gives true
judgement
and praises you wherever you are found,
making miracles from spit and mud;
through Jesus Christ, the Son of earth. Amen.
Prayers for an Inclusive Church (2009) alt.
The
Lord’s Prayer
Trusting in the compassion of God
and gathering our prayers and praises into one,
let us pray as our Saviour taught us,
Our Father in heaven,
hallowed be your name,
your kingdom come,
your will be done,
on earth as in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread.
Forgive us our sins
as we forgive those who sin against us.
Save us from the time of trial,
and deliver us from evil.
For the kingdom, the power,
and the glory are yours,
now and for ever. Amen.
Dismissal
May the God of hope fill us with all joy and peace
in believing through the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Morning Prayer for Lent From Ash Wednesday until
the Sunday before Palm/Passion Sunday
adapted from:
PRAY WITHOUT CEASING
Morning and Evening Prayer for
the Seasons of the Church Year
Prepared by the Ven. Dr.
Richard Leggett
for the Faith, Worship, and Ministry
Committee Of the Anglican Church of Canada
The psalm is from:
A Liturgical Psalter
General Synod 2016 Edition
The Psalter of The Book of
Alternative Services Emended for Contemporary Liturgical Use
