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SUMMARY:CW Thomas Cranmer, 1556
DESCRIPTION:Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Reformation Martyr, 1556\nhttps://almanac.oremus.org/2026-03-21\nPurple or Lent array / red\nExciting Holiness\nIsaiah 43.1-3a\nPsalm 119.169-176\n2 Timothy 2.8-15\nJohn 10.11-15\nHoly Communion\nJeremiah 11.18-20\nPsalm 7.1-2, 8-10\nJohn 7.40-52\nThe following readings may replace those provided for Holy Communion on any day (except St Joseph’s Day and the Annunciation) during the Fourth Week of Lent, especially in Years B and C when the Gospel passage about the man born blind is not read on the Fourth Sunday of Lent:\nMicah 7.7-9\nPsalm 27.1, 9-10, 16-17\nJohn 9\nMorning Prayer\nPsalm <b>32</b> (or) <b>147</b>\nExodus 7.8-end\nHebrews 11.1-16\nEvening Prayer\nPsalms <b>140</b>, 141, 142 (or) <b>148</b>, 149, 150\nJeremiah 20.7-end\nJohn 11.17-27\nAdditional Weekday Lectionary\nEzra 1\n2 Corinthians 1.12-19\nCollect\nFather of all mercies,\nwho through the work of your servant Thomas Cranmer\n   renewed the worship of your Church\nand through his death revealed your strength in human weakness:\nby your grace strengthen us to worship you\nin spirit and in truth\nand so to come to the joys of your everlasting kingdom;\nthrough Jesus Christ our Mediator and Advocate,\nwho is alive and reigns with you,\nin the unity of the Holy Spirit,\none God, now and for ever.\nPost Communion\nEternal God,\nwho gave us this holy meal\nin which we have celebrated the glory of the cross\nand the victory of your martyr Thomas Cranmer:\nby our communion with Christ\nin his saving death and resurrection,\ngive us with all your saints the courage to conquer evil\nand so to share the fruit of the tree of life;\nthrough Jesus Christ our Lord.\n(or)\nGod our redeemer,\nwhose Church was strengthened by the blood of your martyr Thomas Cranmer:\nso bind us, in life and death, to Christ’s sacrifice\nthat our lives, broken and offered with his,\nmay carry his death and proclaim his resurrection in the world;\nthrough Jesus Christ our Lord.\nBCP: Benedict, Abbot, c.550\nBCP Holy Communion\nHebrews 13.7-21\nJohn 8.12-20\n
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