Book of Common Prayer
These readings are from the Anglican Church of Canada’s adaptation of the Revised Common Lectionary.
The current liturgical year is Year A (November 30, 2025 to November 28, 2026)
Wednesday, November 11th, 2026
Martin, Bishop of Tours, France, c. 397 (White or Green)
Remembrance Day (Violet or Black)
Remembrance Day (Violet or Black)
Morning Prayer:
Invit 14; Ps 56; 1 Macc 2:29-48; Acts 4:5-31; Coll 312 (Martin) (& 301 (For the Faithful Departed)) or Coll 256 (Feria) (& 301 (For the Faithful Departed))
Holy Eucharist:
Martin: Common of a Bishop or Archbishop 312 (& Coll 301 (For the Faithful Departed)); Int 132:11-18 or 23; Grad 135:1-4; Preface of Saints; no Creed
Or
Feria: As Trinity XXIII (& Coll 301 (For the Faithful Departed)) ; omit Coll 299; no Creed or Gloria
Remembrance Day: Propers 301; Int Rest eternal p. 601 & Ps 65:1-5; Tract 112:4-7; Preface of Easter; no Creed or Gloria; after Post Communion Prayer may be read "Give rest," p. 600 & "Rest eternal," p. 601
Or
Feria: As Trinity XXIII (& Coll 301 (For the Faithful Departed)) ; omit Coll 299; no Creed or Gloria
Remembrance Day: Propers 301; Int Rest eternal p. 601 & Ps 65:1-5; Tract 112:4-7; Preface of Easter; no Creed or Gloria; after Post Communion Prayer may be read "Give rest," p. 600 & "Rest eternal," p. 601
Evening Prayer:
Ps 57; 1 Macc 2:49-end; Acts 4:32—5:11; Coll 312 (Martin) (& 301 (For the Faithful Departed)) or Coll 256 (Feria) (& 301 (For the Faithful Departed))
Remembrance Day: It is recommended that Remembrance Day be noted in the Prayers of the People at Holy Communion if there is not a Remembrance Day service. Additional propers for a Remembrance Day service may be found on p. xlviii.
Act of Remembrance:This may be best done at the end of the service. During an appropriate hymn there may be a procession to a suitable station such as a war memorial, plaque, or a list of those who served and died in the wars. The blessing may be said after this or before the procession to the station.
Act of Remembrance:This may be best done at the end of the service. During an appropriate hymn there may be a procession to a suitable station such as a war memorial, plaque, or a list of those who served and died in the wars. The blessing may be said after this or before the procession to the station.
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