Book of Alternative Services
These readings are from the Anglican Church of Canada’s adaptation of the Revised Common Lectionary. On Sundays and feast days there is a link to the full readings.
The current liturgical year is Year A (November 30, 2025 to November 28, 2026)
Wednesday, November 11th, 2026
Martin, Bishop of Tours, 397 - Memorial (White)
Remembrance Day (Violet or Black)
Remembrance Day (Violet or Black)
Morning Prayer:
Ps 119:97-120; Jl 2:12-19; Rev 19:11-21; Coll 391 (Mem: 438/9 or FAS 341)
Holy Eucharist:
Martin: Common of a Saint 438/9 or FAS 341; Is 58:6-9; Ps 16:5-11; Mt 25:34-40; Preface of a Saint
Or
Feria: As Proper 32, except: Tit 3:1-7; Ps 23; Lk 17:11-19 Preface of Weekdays (Mem: 438/9 or FAS 341)
Or
Feria: As Proper 32, except: Tit 3:1-7; Ps 23; Lk 17:11-19 Preface of Weekdays (Mem: 438/9 or FAS 341)
Evening Prayer:
Ps 81, 82; (Neh 7:73b—8:3, 5-18); Lk 15:1-10; Coll 391 (Mem: 438/9 or FAS 341)
Remembrance Day: It is recommended that Remembrance Day be noted in the Prayers of the People at the Eucharist if there is not an Act of Remembrance.
Act of Remembrance: An Act of Remembrance may take place at a suitable station such as a war memorial, plaque, or a list of those who served and or died in the wars. Such a service is provided in Common Worship: Times and Seasons (available online from the Church of England). The dismissal and blessing may be said after this or before the procession to the station.
Act of Remembrance: An Act of Remembrance may take place at a suitable station such as a war memorial, plaque, or a list of those who served and or died in the wars. Such a service is provided in Common Worship: Times and Seasons (available online from the Church of England). The dismissal and blessing may be said after this or before the procession to the station.
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