ORDO: Morning/Evening

(What week of the liturgical year is it? A monthly calendar is provided here [LINK]; unfortunately, you may have to page through it if I have not updated the link recently.)

(Note that, unfortunately, those who presume to claim copyright on the Word of God, finally caught up with the website previously posting the full Grail psalter and it is no longer available. Therefore links to the psalms from this and other pages do not work. Yes, I am aware of the distinction between "copyrighting" the original text which, being several thousand years old, is definitely in the public domain, and copyrighting a modern translation. The latter still seems to me to violate the spirit in which God gave us the scriptures. You don't agree? Fine. That's my position and I'm sticking to it.)

OPENING DIALOGUE

O God, ✠ come to my assistance.
℟. O Lord, make haste to help me.
Glory be ....
℟. As it was .... Amen. Alleluia (except during Lent).

Seasonal Antiphon (optional) [LINK]

INVITATORY
  • In the morning:
    • Sunday: Psalm 94 [Traditional/Septuagint/Vulgate] (95 [Modern/Hebrew]) [LINK]
    • Monday through Saturday: Psalm 66 (67) [LINK]
  • In the evening:
    • If intending to pray Night Prayer separately just before sleep (see separate ORDO [LINK]):
      • Phos hilaron [LINK]
    • If combining Evening Prayer with Night Prayer:
      • A Short Examination of Conscience [LINK]
      • Act of Contrition [LINK] (or Confiteor [LINK])
      • Phos hilaron [LINK]
PSALTER
  • First Psalm(s):
    • Morning or Evening: 17-Week Psalter [LINK]
    • Evening, if have already used in the morning, and on Monday of Week 01 regardless: Psalm 4 [LINK] and Psalm 90 (91) [LINK]
  • Last Psalm:
    • Morning (for Septuagesima through Lent, every day Psalm 129 (130) [LINK]):
      • Sunday / Wednesday / Saturday: Psalm 150 [LINK]
      • Monday / Thursday: Psalm 148 [LINK]
      • Tuesday / Friday: Psalm 149 [LINK]
    • Evening: Psalm 133 (134) [LINK]
LESSONS [LINK]
  • Morning or Evening: Scriptural and/or Patristic Readings appropriate to the Day or Season [LINK and scroll down, or other]
  • Evening, if have already used the above: Tomorrow's Gospel for Mass [LINK, select day at right and scroll down; or other]
CANTICLES
  • Sunday Morning and/or Evening: Te Deum [LINK]
    • Sunday Evening, if already used Te Deum in the morning: Magnificat as below
  • Monday -- Saturday:
    • Morning: Canticle of Zechariah: Benedictus (Luke 1: 68-79) [LINK]
    • Evening: Cantile of Mary: Magnificat (Luke 1: 46b-55) [LINK]
  • (Night Prayer addition (after Te Deum or Magnificat): Canticle of Simeon: Nunc Dimittis (Luke 2: 29-32) [LINK])
COMMON PRAYERS [LINK]
  • Kyrie ....
  • Intercessions (optional)
  • Our Father ....
  • Hail Mary .... (optional)
  • Glory be ....(optionalI)
Collect of the Day (optional)

 CLOSING DIALOGUE
  • Morning and/or Evening:
    • May the Lord bless us ✠ protect us from all evil, and bring us to everlasting life.
    • ℟. Amen.
  • Evening and Night Prayer:
    • May Almighty God ✠ grant us a restful night and a perfect end.
    • ℟. Amen.
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(Night Prayer addition to Evening Payer) Marian Antiphon [LINK]
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