At the time of the celebra- great love of our Master and DE ren, that ye be not judged of the Lord; repent ye truly for your sins past; have a vely and steadfast faith in Then shall the Priest say to the dotruly and cam Christ our Saviour; amend your lives, and be in perfect sins, and are in love and chacharity with all men; so shall rity with your neighbours, ye be meet partakers of those and intend to lead a new life, holy Mysteries. And above following the commandments all things, ye must give most of God, and walking from humble and hearty thanks to henceforth in his holy ways; God the Father, the Son, and draw near with faith, and take the Holy Ghost, for the re-this holy Sacrament to your demption of the world by the comfort; and make your bumdeath and passion of our Sa-ble confession to Almighty viour Christ, both God and God, devoutly kneeling. Then shall this general Confession be made, by the Priest and all those who are minded to receive the Holy Communion, humbly kneeling. man; who did humble himself, even to the death upon the cross, for us miserable sinners, who lay in darkness and the shadow of death; that he might make us the children of God, and exalt us! to everlasting life. And to of our Lord Jesus Christ, the end that we should always Maker of all things, Judge of remember the exceeding all men; we acknowledge and ALMIGHTY God, father : bewail our manifold sins and COME OME unto me, all ye that wickedness, which we from travel, and are heavy time to time most grievously laden, and I will refresh you. have committed, by thought, St. Matt xi. 28. word, and deed, against thy So God loved the world, divine Majesty; provoking that he gave his only begotten most justly thy wrath and in- Son, to the end that all that dignation against us. We do believe in him should not peearnestly repent, and are hear-rish, but have everlasting life. tily sorry for these our mis- St John iii. 16. burthen of them is intolerable. doings; the remembrance of Hear also what St. Paul saith. them is grievous unto us; the This is a true saying. and Have mercy upon us, have worthy of all men to be remercy upon us, most merciful ceived, that Christ Jesus came Father: for thy Son our Lord 1 Tim. i. 15. Jesus Christ's sake, forgive into the world to save sinners. us all that is past; and grant, Hear also what St. John saith. that we may ever hereafter If any man sin, we have an serve and please thee in new-Advocate with the Father. Jeness of life, to the honour and sus Christ the righteous; and glory of thy Name, through he is the propitiation for our Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. sins. 1 St. John ii. 1, 2. Then shall the Priest (th stand up, and turning to A LMIGHTY God, our heavenly Father, who of his great mercy hath promised forgiveness of sins to all those who with hearty repentance and true faith turn unto him, have mercy upon you; pardon and deliver you from all your sins; confirm and strengthen you in all goodness; and bring you to everlasting life, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. After which the Priest shall proceed, Saying, Lift up your hearts, Answer. We lift them up unto the Lord. Priest. Let us give thanks unto our Lord God. Answer. It is meet and right so to do. Then shall the Priest turn to the Lord's Table, and say, IT T is very meet, right, and Then shall the Priest say, our bounden duty, that we Hear what comfortable should at all times and in all words our Saviour Christ places, give thanks unto thee, saith unto all who truly turn O Lord, [*Holy Father,] Almighty Everlasting God. to him. These words (Holy Father) must be omitted on Trinity Sunday. Here shall follow the pro-1 Upon Ascension Day, and per Preface, according to seven Days after. the time, if there be any THROUGH thy most dearly specially appointed; or else beloved Son Jesus Christ immediately shall be said our Lord; who, after his most or sung by the Priest and glorious Resurrection, maniPeople, festly appeared to all his AposTHEREFORE withangels tles, and, in their sight as and Archangels, and with cended up into heaven, to preall the company of heaven, pare a place for us; that where we laud and magnify thy glo- he is, thither we might also rious Name; evermore prais-ascend, and reign with him in ing thee, and saying, Holy. glory: Therefore with Anholy, holy, Lord God of Hosts, gels, &c. heaven and earth are full of Upon Whitsunday, and thy glory: Glory be to thee, O Lord Most High. Amen. six Days after. THROUGH Jesus Christ our Lord; according to PROPER PREFACES. whose most true promise, the Upon Christmas Day, and Holy Ghost came down as at B seven Days after. this time from heaven, with a ECAUSE thou didst give sudden great sound, as it had Jesus Christ, thine only been a mighty wind, in the Son, to be born as at this time likeness of fiery tongues, lightfor us; who, by the operation ing upon the Apostles, to teach of the Holy Ghost was made them, and to lead them to all very man, of the substance of truth; giving them both the the Virgin Mary his Mother; gift of divers languages, and and that without spot of sin, also boldness with fervent zeal, to make us clean from all sin: constantly to preach the gosTherefore with Angels, &c. B Upon Easter Day, and seven Days after. pel unto all nations; whereby we have been brought out of darkness and error, into the clear light and true knowledge Christ: Therefore with Anof thee, and of thy Son Jesus UT chiefly are we bound to praise thee for the glorious resurrection of thy Son Jesus Christ our Lord: For gels, &c. he is the very Paschal Lamb, which was offered for us, and Upon the Feast of Trinity only, may be said, hath taken away the sin of the WHO art one God, one world; who by his death hath ; not one only perdestroyed death, and, by his son, but three persons in one rising to life again, bath re-substance: For that which we stored to us everlasting life: believe of the glory of the Therefore with Angels, &c. Father, the same we believe Q of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, without any difference or inequality: Therefore with Angels, &c. Or else this may be said, the words [Holy Father] being retained in the introductory Address. F dered the Bread and Wine, that he may with the more readiness and decency break the Bread before the People, and take the Cup into his Hands; he shall say the Prayer of Consecration, as followeth: A LL glory be to thee, Almighty God, our hea OR the precious death and merits of thy Son Jesus venly Father for that thou, of Christ our Lord, and for the thy tender mercy, didst give sending to us of the Holy Ghost thine only Son Jesus Christ to the Comforter; who are one suffer death upon the cross for with thee in thy eternal God-our redemption; who made head: Therefore with An-there (by his one oblation of gels, &c. himself once offered) a full, Then shall the Priest, kneel-perfect, and sufficient sacrifice, ing down at the Lord's Ta- oblation, and satisfaction, for ble, say, in the name of all the sins of the whole world; those who shall receive the and did institute, and in his Communion, this prayer holy gospel command us to continue, a perpetual memory following: to break the of that his precious death and WE do not presume to come sacrifice until his coming to this thy Table, O mer again: For in the night in ciful Lord, trusting in ourown which he was be- (a) Here the righteousness, but in thy mani-trayed (a) he priest is to fold and great mercies. We took bread; and take the Paare not worthy so much as to when he had given ten into his gather up the crumbs under thanks, (b) he Hands. thy Table. But thou art the brake it, and gave (b) And here same Lord, whose property is it to his disciples, 18, brea always to have mercy: Grant saying, Take, eat, us therefore, gracious Lord, (c) This is my (c) And here so to eat the flesh of thy dear Body, which is gi-to lay his Son Jesus Christ, and to drink ven for you; Do hands upon his blood, that our sinful bo-this in remem-all the bread. dies may be made clean by brance of me. his body, and our souls wash- Likewise after ed through his most precious supper (d) he took (d) Here he blood, and that we may ever- the cup; and when more dwell in him, and he in us. Amen. he is to take the cup into his had given hand. thanks, he gave it When the Priest, standing to them, saying, before the Table, hath so or- Drinkye all of this; tion. (e) And here for (e) This is giving; most humbly bescechhe is to lay his my Blood, of ing thee to grant, that by the hand upon eve the New Testa-merits and death of thy Son ry Vessel, in which there is ment, which is Jesus Christ, and through faith any Wine to be shed for you, in his blood, we, and all thy consecrated. and for many, whole Church, may obtain refor the remission of sins; mission of our sins, and all Do this as oft as ye shall drink other benefits of his passion. it, in remembrance of me. And here we offer and present The Obla- WHEREFORE, unto thee, O Lord, ourselves, O Lord and our souls, and bodies, to be a heavenly Father, according to reasonable, holy, and living the institution of thy dearly sacrifice unto thee; humbly beloved Son our Saviour Je- beseeching thee, that we, and sus Christ, we, thy humble ser-all others who shall be parvants, do celebrate and make takers of this holy communion, here before thy divine Majes- may worthily receive the most ty, with these thy holy gifts, precious Body and Blood of which we now offer unto thee, thy Son Jesus Christ, be filled the memorial thy Son hath with thy grace and heavenly commanded us to make; hay- benediction, and made one ing in remembrance his bless-body with him, that he may ed passion and precious death, dwell in them, and they in his mighty resurrection and him. And although we are glorious ascension; rendering unworthy, through our maniunto thee most hearty thanks, fold sins, to offer unto thee for the innumerable benefits any sacrifice; yet we beseech procured unto us by the same, thee to accept this our boundThe Invo- And we most hum-enduty and service, not weighcation. bly beseech thee, Oling our merits, but pardoning merciful Father, to hear us; our offences; through Jesus and, of thy almighty goodness, Christ our Lord; by whom, vouchsafe to bless and sanctify and with whom, in the unity with thy Wordand holy Spi- of the Holy Ghost, all honour rit, these thy gifts and crea-and glory be unto thee, O Fatures of bread and wine; that ther Almighty, world without we, receiving them according end. Amen. to thy Son our Saviour Jesus Christ's holy institution, in remembrance of his death and Passion, may be partakers of his most blessed Body and Blood. And we earnestly desire thy fatherly goodness, mercifully to accept this our secrifice of praise and thanks Here shall be sung a Hymn, the Bishops, Priests, and |