Thursday, January 30 | Charles, King and Martyr
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the King of Martyrs, O come, let us worship.
Psalm 144-146
Isa. 49:13-23
Ben. He that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 147-150
Gal. 3:1-14
Mag. The Saints have their habitation in the Kingdom of heaven, and eternal rest is theirs.
Mark 6:30-46
Friday, January 31 | John Bosco
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. God who is glorified in the lives of his Saints, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 144-146
Isa. 50:1-11
Ben. He that doeth truth cometh to the light that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrougt in God.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 147-150
Gal. 3:15-22
Mag. Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.
Mark 6:47-56
Saturday, February 1 | Brigid
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church, unless otherwise noted.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Let us hearken unto the voice of the Lord that we may enter into his rest.
Psalms 1-5
Isa. 51:1-8
Ben. Guide our feet, O Lord, into the way of peace.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 118
I Sam. 1.19b-28
Mag. An old man help up an Infant, yet the Infant was Ruler over him; the Infant was born by the Virgin, yet a Virgin she remained, and he whom the Virgin bore she did worship.
Heb. 4.11-16
Wednesday, January 29 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. O be joyful in the Lord all ye lands, serve the Lord with gladness.
Psalms 139-140
Isa. 49:1-12
Ben. Let us serve the Lord in holiness all the days of our life.
9.00 Mass
12.00 Mass, Chapel
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 141-143
Gal. 2:11-21
Mag. Show strength, O God, with thine arm, scatter the proud and exalt the humble and meek.
Mark 6:13-29
17.00 Rosary
Tuesday, January 28 | Thomas Aquinas
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the fount of wisdom, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 132-135
Isa. 48:12-21
Ben. The learned will shine with the splendor of the firmament, and those who have instructed the multitude in justice will gleam like the stars for ever and ever.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 136-138
Gal. 1:18--2:10
Mag. Whosoever shall do and teach the commandments shall be called great in the Kingdom of heaven.
Mark 6:1-13
Monday, January 27 | John Chrysostom
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the fount of wisdom, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 120-125
Isa. 48:1-11
Ben. The learned will shine with the splendor of the firmament, and those who have instructed the multitude in justice will gleam like the stars for ever and ever.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 126-131
Gal. 1:1-17
Mag. Whosoever shall do and teach the commandments shall be called great in the Kingdom of heaven.
Mark 5:21-43
Sunday, January 26 | St Timothy
7.00 Morning Prayer
Inv. venite The Lord, the King of Martyrs, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 119.105-144
Isa. 47:1-15
Ben. He that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal.
7.30 Mass
9.00 Mass
11.00 Solemn Mass
17.00 Evensong and Benediction
Psalms 119.145-176
Heb. 10:19-31
Mag. The Saints have their habitation in the Kingdom of heaven, and eternal rest is theirs.
John 5:2-18
Saturday, January 25 | Conversion of St Paul
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church, unless otherwise noted.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. For the conversion of the Teacher of the Gentiles, let us praise our God.
Psalms 66, 147.12-20
Ezekiel 3.33-37*
Ben. Let us celebrate the conversion of Saint Paul the Apostle, who from a persecutor is made a chosen vessel.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 119.41-56
Ecclesiasticus 39.1-10*
Mag. O blessed Paul, herald of the truth and teacher of the Gentiles, intercede for us unto the God who chose thee.
Colossians 1.24-2.7*
Friday, January 24 | Francis de Sales
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the fount of wisdom, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 116-118
Isa. 45:18-25
Ben. The learned will shine with the splendor of the firmament, and those who have instructed the multitude in justice will gleam like the stars for ever and ever.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 119.1-32
Eph. 6:1-9
Mag. Whosoever shall do and teach the commandments shall be called great in the Kingdom of heaven.
Mark 4:35-41
Thursday, January 23 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. O come, let us worship the Lord, for he is our God.
Psalm 110-113
Isa. 45:5-17
Ben. Let us serve the Lord in holiness for he will save us from our enemies.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 114-115
Eph. 5:15-33
Mag. The Lord hath put down the mighty from their seat and hath exalted the humble and meek.
Mark 4:21-34
Wednesday, January 22 | Vincent
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the King of Martyrs, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 107
Isa. 44:24--45:7
Ben. He that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal.
9.00 Mass
12.00 Mass, Chapel
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 108-109
Eph. 5:1-14
Mag. The Saints have their habitation in the Kingdom of heaven and eternal rest is theirs.
Mark 4:1-20
17.00 Rosary
Tuesday, January 21 | Agnes
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the King of Martyrs, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 105
Isa. 44:9-20
Ben. Blessed be that Virgin who, denying herself and taking up her Cross, hath emulated the Lord, for he is the Spouse of Virgins and the Prince of Martyrs.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 106
Eph. 4:17-32
Mag. In one victim we celebrate the twin crowns of purity and piety, for she both retained her virginity and won her martyrdom.
Mark 3:19b-35
Monday, January 20 | Fabian
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the King of Martyrs, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 102-103
Isa. 44:6-8, 21-23
Ben. He that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 104
Eph. 4:1-16
Mag. The Saints have their habitation in the Kingdom of heaven and eternal rest is theirs.
Mark 3:7-19a
Sunday, January 19 | Epiphany II
7.00 Morning Prayer
Inv. venite O come, let us sing unto the Lord and rejoice in the God of our salvation, alleluia.
Psalms 96-97
Isa. 43:14--44:5
Ben. The disciples came and saw where Jesus dwelt and abode with him that day.
7.30 Mass
9.00 Mass
11.00 Solemn Mass
17.00 Evening Prayer and Benediction
Psalms 98-101
Heb. 6:17--7:10
Mag. There was a marriage in Cana of Galilee and Jesus was there with Mary his Mother.
John 4:27-42
Saturday, January 18 | Confession of St Peter
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church, unless otherwise noted.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Christ, the King of Apostles, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 64, 97
Ezek. 3.22-27*
Ben. Said the Lord unto Simon Peter, ‘I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not and when thou art converted, pray for thy brethren.’
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 116, 126
Zech. 4.1-6a, 10b-14
Mag. Thou art the shepherd of the sheep, the prince of the Apostles, to thee were given the keys of the Kingdom of heaven.
1 Peter 1.3-9*
Friday, January 17 | Antony
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. God, who is glorified in the lives of his Saints, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 86-88
Isa. 42:(1-9)10-17
Ben. He that doeth truth cometh to the light that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 89
Eph. 3:1-13
Mag. Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.
Mark 2:13-22
Thursday, January 16 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Let us come before the presence of the Lord with thanksgiving.
Psalm 79-81
Isa. 41:17-29
Ben. Give knowledge of salvation unto thy people, O Lord, and forgive us our sins.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 82-85
Eph. 2:11-22
Mag. The Lord hath satisfied the hungry with justice and hath filled them with good things.
Mark 2:1-12
Wednesday, January 15 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. O be joyful in the Lord all ye lands, serve the Lord with gladness.
Psalms 75-77
Isa. 41:1-16
Ben. Let us serve the Lord in holiness all the days of our life.
9.00 Mass
12.00 Mass, Chapel
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 78
Eph. 2:1-10
Mag. Show strength, O God, with thine arm, scatter the proud and exalt the humble and meek.
Mark 1:29-45
17.00 Rosary
Tuesday, January 14 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord is a great God, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 71-72
Isa. 40:25-31
Ben. From the hands of all that hate us, save us, O Lord.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 73-74
Eph. 1:15-23
Mag. Magnify us, O Lord, for thou art mighty and holy is thy Name.
Mark 1:14-28
Monday, January 13 | Hilary
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the fount of wisdom, O come let us worship
Psalms 68
Isa. 40:12-23
Ben. The learned will shine with the splendor of the firmament and those who have instructed the multitude in justice will gleam like the stars for ever and ever.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 69-70
Eph. 1:1-14
Mag. Whosoever shall do and teach the commandments shall be called great in the Kingdom of heaven.
Mark 1:1-13
Sunday, January 12 | Baptism of Our Lord
7.00 Morning Prayer
Inv. venite Christ the beloved Son, in whom the Father is well please, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 62-64
Isa. 40:1-11
Ben. Christ is baptized, and all the world is sanctified, to us he hath granted the remission of sins; by water and the Spirit we are all made pure.
7.30 Mass
9.00 Mass
11.00 Solemn Mass
17.00 Evensong and Benediction
Psalms 65-67
Heb. 1:1-12
Mag. Christ Jesus hath loved us. He hath washed us from our sins in his own Blood, and hath made us kings and priests unto God his Father; to him be glory and dominion for ever and ever.
John 1:1-7, 19-20, 29-34
Saturday, January 11 | Feria
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church, unless otherwise noted.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Christ who hath been manifested unto us, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 56-58
Isa. 65:13-16
Ben. They that despised thee shall come unto thee and shall bow themselves down at the soles of thy feet.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 59-61
Rev. 3:7-13
Mag. The Savior came unto John to be baptized of him; the Second Adam hath made new our corruptible nature; with an incorruptible garment he hath surrounded us.
John 6:15-27
Friday, January 10 | William Laud
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. The Lord, the King of Martyrs, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 50-52
Isa. 65:1-9
Ben. He that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 53-55
Rev. 3:1-6
Mag. The Saints have their habitation in the Kingdom of heaven and eternal rest is theirs.
John 6:1-14
Thursday, January 9 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Christ who hath been manifested unto us, O come, let us worship.
Psalm 44-46
Isa. 63:1-5
Ben. ‘We have seen his star in the east and are come with gifts to worship the Lord.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 47-49
Rev. 2:18-29
Mag. Herod inquired of the Magi, ‘What sign have ye seen concerning the new-born King?’ ‘We have seen a star gleaming, the brightness of which lighteneth the whole world.’
John 5:1-15
Wednesday, January 8 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Christ who hath been manifested unto us, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 38-40
Isa. 59:15-21
Ben. Three are the offerings which the Wise Men brought unto the Lord, gold, and frankincense, and myrrh, to the Son of God, the mighty King, alleluia.
9.00 Mass
12.00 Mass, Chapel
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 41-43
Rev. 2:8-17
Mag. Thou Light of the light, O Christ, hast appeared, unto whom the Magi present their gifts, alleluia.
John 4:46-54
17.00 Rosary
Tuesday, January 7 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Christ who hath been manifested unto us, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 35-36
Isa. 52:3-6
Ben. From the east there came Wise Men to Bethlehem for to worship the Lord, and when they had opened their treasures, they presented unto him precious gifts, gold as to the Mighty Monarch; incense as to the true God; and myrrh to foreshew burial, alleluia.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 37
Rev. 2:1-7
Mag. When the Magi saw the star, they rejoiced with exceeding great joy and when they were come into the house, they presented unto the Lord gold, and frankincense, and myrrh.
John 2:1-11
Monday, January 6 | The Epiphany
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Christ who hath been manifested unto us, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 30-31
Isa. 52:7-10
Ben. Today is the Church espoused to her heavenly Bridegroom, forasmuch as in Jordan Christ hath cleansed her iniquities, Sages hasten with their offerings to the royal nuptials; and with water turned to wine the guests are regaled, alleluia.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 32-34
Rev. 21:22-27
Mag. We celebrate a holy day adorned with three wonders; the day whereon the star led the Wise Men to the manger; the day whereon water was turned to wine at the wedding feast; the day whereon Christ willed to be baptized by John in Jordan for our salvation, alleluia.
Matt. 12:14-21
18.00 Solemn Mass
Sunday, January 5 | Christmas II
7.00 Morning Prayer
Inv. venite Unto us a child is born, Christ the Lord, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 24-26
Joshua 1:1-9
Ben. God hath visited his people and hath redeemed them.
7.30 Mass
9.00 Mass
11.00 Solemn Mass
17.00 Evening Prayer and Benediction
Psalms 27-29
Isa. 66:18-23
Mag. The Magi, the beholding the star, said one to another, ‘This is the sign of a mighty King; let us go forth and seek him, and let us offer him gifts, gold and frankincense and myrrh.’
Rom. 15:7-13
Saturday, January 4 | Feria
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church, unless otherwise noted.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Unto us a child is born, Christ the Lord, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 19-21
Exod. 3:1-12
Ben. Christ our God, in whom dwelleth all the fullness of the Divinity did take upon himself our frailty, and was made man, alleluia.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 22-23
Heb. 11:23-31
Mag. I proceeded forth and came from God, neither came I of myself, but he sent me.
John 14:6-14
Friday, January 3 | Feria
The Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are not normally said on this day in the church, but the propers are provided. Mass is said at 9am in the church.
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Unto us a child is born, Christ the Lord, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 15-17
Gen. 28:10-22
Ben. The Word was made flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld his glory, alleluia.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 18
Heb. 11:13-22
Mag. We will rejoice and be glad in the Lord, for the eternal salvation hath appeared unto us, alleluia
John 10:7-17
Thursday, January 2 | Feria
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Unto us a child is born, Christ the Lord, O come, let us worship.
Psalm 9-11
Gen. 12:1-7
Ben. Christ lay in the manger, and yet shone in heaven, he came unto us, and yet remained with the Father.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 12-14
Heb. 11:1-12
Mag. O blessed infancy! Through thee, O Christ the life of all mankind is made new, thou camest forth from the womb as a bridegroom out of his chamber.
John 6:35-41, 48-51
Wednesday, January 1 | Holy Name
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Unto us a child is born, Christ the Lord, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 103
Gen. 17:1-12a, 15-16
Ben. A great and wondrous mystery is made known to us this day, in a new manner are natures united, for God is become incarnate: what he was, he still abode; and what he was not, he took unto himself, suffering in his Person neither confusion nor division.
9.00 Mass
12.00 Mass, Chapel
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 148
Col. 2:6-12
Mag. Heirs are we of a great mystery; the womb of her that knew not man in become the temple of the Godhead; he, of a Virgin incarnate, suffereth no defilement; all the nations shall gather, saying, Glory be to thee, O Lord.
John 16:23b-30
17.00 Rosary
Tuesday, December 31 | Within the Octave
8.30 Morning Prayer
Inv. Unto us a child is born, Christ the Lord, O come, let us worship.
Psalms 144-146
Isa. 26:1-9
Ben. Suddenly there was with the Angel a multitude of the heavenly host, praising God and saying, ‘Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill towards men,’ alleluia.
9.00 Mass
16.30 Evening Prayer
Psalms 147-150
Isa. 65:15b-25
Mag. God, for his great love wherewith he loved us, hath sent his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, alleluia.
Rev. 21:1-6