The Holy Eucharist.*

Th. The love of Christ in it. F. It is a memorial of His
Passion. S. The condition of the worthy receiver.

1ST S. AFTER TRINITY. It is a great feast. M., T. The

right dispositions for partaking of it. W., Th. The

effects of worthily partaking

The Divine Attributes.

213-220

F. The infinite perfection. S. The wisdom of God.

2D S. AFTER TRINITY. The power and dominion. M. The

holiness and immutability. T. The love. W. The

mercy and justice. Th. The providence. F. The in-

finity and presence of God

The Life, Miracles, and Doctrine of Christ.

221-228

S. Christ baptised by S. John

3D S. AFTER TRINITY. Christ tempted. M. The three

temptations. T., W., Th. The several testimonies of

John to Christ. F. Peter brought to Christ by Andrew.

S. Nathaniel by Philip

237-243

230-236

4TH S. AFTER TRINITY. The marriage at Cana. M. The
buyers and sellers cast out. T., W. The discourse of
Christ with Nicodemus. Th. S. John Baptist's fourth
testimony, and (F.) his imprisonment. S. Christ and

the woman of Samaria

5TH S. AFTER TRINITY. The woman converted. M. The

nobleman's son healed. T. Peter fishing. W. The

call of Peter, Andrew, James, John. Th. The unclean

spirit cast out. F. The fever cured. S. How to fol-

low Christ
244-250

6TH S. AFTER TRINITY. The storm calmed. M. The le-

gion cast out. T. The Gergesenes beg Him to depart.

W. The sick of the palsy brought, (Th.) and healed.

F. The disciples plucking the ears of corn. S. Mat-

thew called

251-257

7TH S. AFTER TRINITY. The issue healed. M. The daugh
ter of Jairus raised. T. Two blind men cured. W.
The dumb spirit cast out. Th. The lame man at
Bethesda (F.) healed. S. Occurrences afterwards

258-264

* An Annual Commemoration of the Blessings of the Holy Eucharist
used to be observed for a week, beginning with the Festival of "Corpus
Christi" on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday. This accounts for the in-
sertion of the subject in this place.

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F. The use and the pearl-

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307-313

12TH S. ATTER TRINITY. Christ wskine on the water.

M. Peter Comes to F.m. 7. The disciples ancased.

W. The CALL USA WOmin 7% Her diachier beal-

ed. F. The deaf and dumb healed. S. The fear thous

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314-330

1972 §. APTER TRINITY. The leaven of the Pharisees.

M. The bind man of Bethsmis.

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The same. 7. The lanstic child. cured. Th.

The tribute money. F. The humble and childlike.

S. Reproving a brother
328-334

18TH S. AFTER TRINITY. The parable of the debtor. M.

His ingratitude. T. Christ does not go to the feast.

W. Is rejected by the Samaritans. Th. The ten lepers.

F. Christ teaches in the Temple. S. Messengers sent

to take Him
335-341

19TH $. AFTER TRINITY. They return praising Christ. M.
The woman taken in adultery. T. Christ teaching
in the temple. W. Many believe. Th. The Jews de-
sire to stone Christ. F. The man blind from his
birth healed, (S.) and cast out from the synagogue

342-348

20TH S. AFTER TRINITY. Christ the Way, the Truth, the

Life. M. The Door. T. The Good Shepherd. W.

The Vine. Th. The mission of the seventy. F. Their

return. S. The lawyer's question
349-355

21ST S. AFTER TRINITY. The good Samaritan. M. Martha

entertains Christ. T. Her complaint of Mary. W.

Christ rebukes the Pharisees. Th. Refused to be

judge between brethren. F. The rich miser. S.

Looking for the Lord
356-362

22D S. AFTER TRINITY. The barren fig-tree. M. The wo-

man bowed down. T. Hypocrisy of the Pharisees.

W. The dropsy healed. Th. Ambition reproved. F.

The lost sheep. S. The prodigal son
363-369

23D S. AFTER TRINITY. The prodigal repenting, (M.) re-

ceived back. T. The unjust steward. W. Dives and

Lazarus. Th. The rich man in terment. F. The un-

just judge. S. The Pharisee and Publican 370-376

24TH S. AFTER TRINITY. Little children. M. The rich

young man. T. The way to perfection. W. Leaving

all. Th. The labourers in the vineyard. F. Lazarus

sick. S. Jesus at Bethany
377-383

25TH S. AFTER TRINITY. Lazarus raised to life. M. Ze be-
dee's children. T. Blind Bartimæus. W., Th. Zac-
chæus. F. The grain of wheat. S. The cross foretold
384-390

26TH S. AFTER TRINITY. Judgment according to light.

M. The barren fig-tree. T., W. The vineyard let out

to husbandmen. Th. The marriage-feast. F. The

wedding-garment. S. The tribute to Cæsar 391-397

27TH S. AFTER TRINITY. The great commandment. M.

The Pharisees reproved. T. The abomination of

desolation. W. Watching for the Lord's coming.

Th. The parable of the ten virgins. F. The talents.

S. The last judgment

398-404

CHARACTERS and TITLES of CHRIST, with reference to

His work for man, for every day in the month 405

TABLES OF REFERENCE TO APPROPRIATE THOUGHTS FOR

SPECIAL OCCASIONS:-

1. Before and after the HOLY COMMUNION

2. During HOLY OF PASSION WEEK (referring to the

events of each day)

413

414

3. For the FIXED FESTIVALS (referring to the Gospels

for cach) and for Vigils

415

4. For Advent, Lent, and other special times of re-

tirement, and for Ember Days

416

HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS.

417

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Prayers

For use before reading.

ET the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be always acceptable in Thy sight, O Lord, my strength and my Redeemer.

OUR

Help me this day, O Lord,

But one step more to gain;
Nor let me read Thy word,
Nor meditate, in vain.

The Lord's Prayer.

UR Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil: for Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen.

Collect.

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we may in such wise hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest them, that by patience, and comfort of Thy holy Word, we may embrace, and