Daily Office Readings
The Daily Office, our Anglican plan for daily prayer and Bible reading, has been around for centuries, and is a spiritual practice to help us center each day in the presence of God. Below, you can find links to this week’s readings.
If you’re interested in praying and reading through the full Daily Office we recommend this website.
Third Sunday of Easter - April 19
O God, whose blessed Son made himself known to his disciples in the breaking of bread: Open the eyes of our faith, that we may behold him in all his redeeming work; who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
Daily Office Readings
Sunday - 19 : Ps 119:1-24, Num 15, Mark 12:13-34 • Ps 119:25-48, Job 17, Heb 9:1-14
Monday - 20: Ps 119:49-72, Num 16, Mark 12:35–13:13 • Ps 119:73-88, Job 18, Heb 9:15-end
Tuesday - 21: Ps 119:89-104, Num 17, Mark 13:14-end • Ps 119:105-128, Job 19, Heb 10:1-18
Wednesday - 22: Ps 119:129-152, Num 18, Mark 14:1-25 • Ps 119:153-176, Job 20, Heb 10:19-end
Thursday - 23: Ps 118, Num 20, Mark 14:26-52 • Ps 120, 121, Job 21, Heb 10:19-end
Friday - 24: Ps 122, 123, Num 21, Mark 14:53-end • Ps 124, 125, 126, Job 22, Heb 12:1-17
Saturday - 25: Ps 127, 128, Acts 12:11-25, Mark 15 • Ps 129, 130, 131, Job 23, Heb 12:18-end
Sunday - 26: Ps 132, 133, Num 22, Mark 16 • Ps 134, 135, Job 24, Heb 13
The Daily Office Readings come to us from the BCP, 2019 edition. Anglican tradition affirms that the apocryphal texts are useful for encouragement and devotion but not the setting of doctrine.