A Directory of Ceremonial
A Directory of Ceremonial
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The Priest and Taperers bow and return to the sedilia.
The second Lesson follows.
The Choir sing Nunc dimittis.
The Priest in the sanctuary sings the opening words of the Creed, the Choir and people joining in at " the Father Almighty. " This finished, he sings "The Lord, " etc. , the Choir singing the responses kneeling. He leads the "Lord's Prayer, " and then, rising, stands between the Taperers at the midst of the lower step of the altar, facing east (the Taperers, holding their candles, fac...ing north and south), and sings the versicles, the Choir and people singing the responses. Remaining in the same place, he sings the Collects, the Choir singing " Amen " after each. He then bows with the Taperers and goes out the short way, preceded by them to the sacristy.
If Mattins be festal it may be treated similarly, but the altar should be censed during Te Deum and Eenedictus.
PRIEST, DEACON, SuBDEACON, 1 CLERK, THURIFER, AND TAPERERS SOME time before the hour of service the coverlets are removed, the canister, cruets, lavabo bowl, towel, humeral veil, Epistle book, and alms dish placed on the credence, and the candles lighted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Priest and Taperers bow and return to the sedilia.
The second Lesson follows.
The Choir sing Nunc dimittis.
The Priest in the sanctuary sings the opening words of the Creed, the Choir and people joining in at " the Father Almighty. " This finished, he sings "The Lord, " etc. , the Choir singing the responses kneeling. He leads the "Lord's Prayer, " and then, rising, stands between the Taperers at the midst of the lower step of the altar, facing east (the Taperers, holding their candles, fac...ing north and south), and sings the versicles, the Choir and people singing the responses. Remaining in the same place, he sings the Collects, the Choir singing " Amen " after each. He then bows with the Taperers and goes out the short way, preceded by them to the sacristy.
If Mattins be festal it may be treated similarly, but the altar should be censed during Te Deum and Eenedictus.
PRIEST, DEACON, SuBDEACON, 1 CLERK, THURIFER, AND TAPERERS SOME time before the hour of service the coverlets are removed, the canister, cruets, lavabo bowl, towel, humeral veil, Epistle book, and alms dish placed on the credence, and the candles lighted.
What to read after A Directory of Ceremonial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Arthur Stuart Duncan Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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