Ordo: Purification to Lætare

February

1 – Our Lady (blue and white) BAS p. 470, Grad 5574

2 – CANDLEMASS: PRESENTATION OF THE LORD AND PURIFICATION OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN (violet for blessing of candles; blue and white at Mass) BAS p. 401, Grad 2070

3 – S. Anskar (white or yellow) BAS p. 470, FAS p. 79, Grad 2072

4 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 470

5 – Martyrs of Japan (red) BAS p. 471, FAS p. 81, Grad 2076

6 – Accession Day (white) BAS p. 471, Grad 2070. Office of the Day

7 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 471

8 – Our Lady (white and blue) BAS p. 471

9 – FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green) BAS p. 353, Grad 1306

10 – Mother Hannah of Toronto (white) [from Sunday] BAS p. 471, FAS p. 83, Grad 3412

11 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 471

12 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 471

13 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 471

14 – SS. Cyril & Methodius (white) BAS p. 471, FAS p. 85, Grad 2084

15 – Thomas Bray (white or yellow) BAS p. 471, FAS p. 87, Grad 2086

16 – SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green) or SEPTUAGESIMA (violet) BAS p. 354, Grad 1307

17 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 472

18 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 472

19 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 472

20 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 472

21 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 472

22 – Our Lady (white and blue) BAS p. 472

23 – SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green) or SEXAGESIMA (violet) comm. S. Polycarp of Smyrna (collect: FAS p. 89) BAS p., Grad 1307

24 – Philip Lindel Tsen (red) BAS p. 473, FAS p. 91, Grad 3251

25 – Paul Sasaki (red) BAS p. 473, FAS p. 93, Grad 3241

26 – (Florence) Li Tim-Oi (white) BAS p. 473, FAS p. 781, Grad 3251

27 – George Herbert (white or yellow) BAS p. 474, FAS p. 95, Grad 2092

28 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 474

March

1 – S. David of Wales (white or yellow) BAS p. 474, FAS p. 97, Grad 2093

2 – LAST SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green) or QUINQUAGESIMA (violet)

3 – John and Charles Wesley (white or yellow) BAS p. 458, FAS p. 101, Grad 2095

4 – S. Chad of Mercia [from Sunday] BAS p. 458, FAS p. 99, Grad 2094

5 – Ash Wednesday (violet; paraments may be unbleached during Lent) BAS p. 281, Grad 1403

Lent

March (cont.)

6 – Lenten Feria (violet) BAS p. 458, Grad 1404

7 – S. Perpetua of Carthage and Companions (red) BAS p. 458, FAS p. 103, Grad 1405

8 – Edward King, Bishop (white or yellow) BAS p. 458, FAS p. 105, Grad 1406

9 – FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT (violet) Litany in Procession BAS p. 287, Grad 1407

10 – Robert Machray (white) BAS p. 458, FAS p. 109, Grad 1409

11 – Lenten Feria (violet) BAS p. 459, Grad 1410

12 – Lenten Feria (violet) BAS p. 459, Grad 1411

13 – Lenten Feria (violet) BAS p. 459, Grad 1412

14 – Lenten Feria (violet) BAS p. 459, Grad 1413

15 – Our Lady in Lent (violet) BAS p. 459, Grad 5575

16 – SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT (violet) BAS p.   288, Grad 1415

17 – S. Patrick (white) BAS p. 459, FAS p. 111, Grad 1416

18 – S. Cyril of Jerusalem (white) BAS p. 459, FAS p 113, Grad 1417

19 – S. Joseph (white) BAS p. 402, Grad 2141

20 – S. Cuthbert (white) BAS p. 459, FAS p. 117, Grad 1419

21 – Thomas Cranmer (red) BAS pp. 460, FAS p. 119, Grad 1420

22 – Thomas Ken (white or yellow) BAS p. 460, FAS p. 121, Grad 1421

23 – THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT (violet) BAS p. 289, Grad 1422

24 – S. Gregory the Illuminator (white) (from Sunday) BAS p. 460, FAS p. 123, Grad 1423

25 – Lady Day: Annunciation of the Lord to the BVM (white and blue) BAS p. 403, Grad 2159

26 – Lenten Feria (violet) BAS p. 460   , Grad 1425

27 – Charles Henry Brent (white or yellow) BAS p. 460, FAS p. 127, Grad 1426

28 – Lenten Feria (violet) BAS p. 460, Grad 1427

29 – John Keble (white) BAS p. 460, FAS p. 129, Grad 1428

30 – FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT (Gaudete) (rose or violet) [NB: the Litany is dispensed today and voluntary instrumental music is permissible] BAS p. 291, Grad 1429

31 – John Donne (white) BAS p. 461, FAS p. 131, Grad 1430

Ordo Part II: Epiphany to Candlemass

January

7 – in the Octave of Epiphany (white) BAS p. 456, Grad 1203

8 – in the Octave of Epiphany (white) BAS p. 456, Grad 1203

9 – in the Octave of Epiphany (white) BAS p. 456, Grad 1203

10 – in the Octave of Epiphany (white) comm. William Laud (collect: FAS p. 45) Grad 2032

11 – in the Octave of Epiphany (white) BAS p. 456, Grad 1203

-     OR Vigil: Grad 1204

12 – BAPTISM OF THE LORD (white) comm. Ste Marguerite Bourgeoys (collect: FAS p. 49) BAS p. 348, Grad 1205

13 – Octave Day of Epiphany (white) comm. S. Hilary of Poitiers (collect: FAS p. 53) BAS p. 468, Grad 1202

14 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 468, Grad 4730

15 – Richard Meux Benson (white) BAS p. 468, FAS p. 55, Grad 3421

16 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 468

17 – S. Antony of Egypt (white) BAS p. 469, FAS p. 57, Grad 2042

18 – Confession of S. Peter the Apostle (red) Church Unity Octave begins BAS p. 399, Grad 2044

19 – SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (white or green) BAS p. 349, Grad 1303

20 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 469

21 – S. Agnes the Martyr (red) BAS p. 469, FAS p. 61, Grad 2050

22 – S. Vincent the Deacon (red) BAS p. 469, FAS p. 63, Grad 2052

23 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 469

24 – S. Francis de Sales (white) BAS p. 469, FAS p. 65, Grad 3211

25 – Conversion of S. Paul (red) Church Unity Octave concludes BAS p. 400, Grad 2056

26 – THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green or white) comm. SS. Timothy & Titus (collect: FAS p. 69) BAS p. 350, Grad 1304

27 – S. John Chrysostom (white) BAS p. 470, FAS p. 71, Grad 2062

28 – S. Thomas Aquinas (white) BAS p. 470, FAS p. 73, Grad 2064

29 –  Requiem (black) BAS p. 470

30 – S. Charles Stuart, King & Martyr (red) BAS p. 470, FAS p. 75, Grad 2066

31 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 470

February

1 – Our Lady (blue and white) BAS p. 470, Grad 5574

2 – CANDLEMASS: PRESENTATION OF THE LORD AND PURIFICATION OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN (violet for blessing of candles; blue and white at Mass) BAS p. 401, Grad 2070

Ordo Part I: Advent to Epiphany

Ordo for Liturgical Year A2

After a lengthy hiatus, we are pleased to bring you the Ordo for 2013-14. For a refresher on how to follow this table, see the Preface. In general, the readings are listed in the BAS; the collects etc. are in either the BAS (on Sundays), For All the Saints (upon memorials and commemorations), or the Gradual (daily mass for the dead and Our Lady's sabbaths). The "minor" propers (introit, gradual &c) are always found in the Anglican Gradual and Sacramentary. Principal feasts and holy days are noted in red. 

December 2013
1 – FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT (violet or indigo) BAS p. 268, Gradual 1010
2 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo) BAS p. 452, Grad 1012
3 – S. Francis Xavier (white), BAS p. 452, FAS p. 361, Grad 1013 4 – Nicholas, deacon, and Susanna Ferrar and Companions (white), BAS p. 452, FAS p. 363, Grad 2004
5 – S. Clement of Alexandria (white), BAS p. 452, FAS p. 365, Grad 2010
6 – S. Nicholas of Myra (white), BAS p. 452, FAS p. 367, Grad 2012
7 – S. Ambrose of Milan (white), BAS p. 452, FAS p. 369, Grad 2014

8 – SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT (violet or indigo) BAS p. 269, Gradual 1020
9 – Immaculate Conception [from Sunday] (white and blue), FAS p. 371, Gradual 2016
10 – Prophets of the Old Testament [from Monday] (white) BAS p. 453, FAS p. 373, Grad 1022
11 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo), BAS p. 453, Grad 1014
12 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo), BAS p. 453, Grad 1015
13 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo), BAS p. 453, Grad 1016
14 – Our Lady in Advent “Rorate” (blue and white), BAS p. 453, Grad 5572

15 – THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT (rose or violet or indigo) [Litany dispensed; organ permitted as voluntary] BAS p. 270, Gradual 1030
16 – Simon Gibbons (white) [from Sunday] BAS p. 453, FAS p. 375, Grad 1031
17 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo) BAS p. 453, Grad 1044
18 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo) BAS p. 454, Grad 1045
19 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo) BAS p. 454, Grad 1046
20 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo) BAS p. 454, Grad 1047
21 – S. Thomas the Apostle (red), BAS p. 413, Grad 2022

22 – FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT (violet or indigo) BAS p. 271, Gradual 1050
23 – Advent Feria (violet or indigo) BAS p. 454, Grad 1052
24 – Vigil of Christmass (violet or indigo) BAS p. 454, Grad 1053
25 – Christmass (white or best) at midnight: BAS p. 273, Grad 1103
at dawn: BAS p. 274, Grad 1104
in the day: BAS p. 275, Grad 1105
26 – S. Stephen the Protomartyr (red) BAS p. 417, Grad 1106
27 – S. John the Evangelist (white) BAS p. 406, Grad 1107
28 – Childermas: the Holy Innocents (violet and red), BAS p. 398, Grad 1108

29 – SUNDAY IN THE OCTAVE OF CHRISTMASS (white) BAS p. 276, Grad 1109
30 – S. Thomas Becket [from Sunday] (red) BAS p. 455, FAS p. 383, Grad 2028
31 – John West (white) BAS p. 455, FAS p. 385, Grad 3121
In the evening: Vigil (violet) & First Mass (red and white or best) of the Circumcision, BAS p 277, Grad 1112

January 2014
1 – Octave Day of Christmass: Naming & Circumcision (white and red or best) BAS p. 277, Grad 1113
2 – S. Basil the Great & S. Gregory Nazianzen (white), BAS p. 456, FAS p. 41, Grad 2366 or 2259 3 – Christmastide (white) BAS p. 456, Grad 1115
4 – Christmastide (white) BAS p. 456, Grad 1117

5 – SECOND SUNDAY OF CHRISTMASS (white) BAS p. 278, Grad 1116
6 – Epiphany (white or best) BAS p. 279, Grad 1202

Ordo: Advent to Lent

November
27 - FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 268, Grad 1010
28 – Advent Feria – BAS p. 452, Grad 1012
29 – Advent Feria – BAS p. 452, Grad 1013
30 – St Andrew the Apostle (red), BAS p. 430, FAS p. 359, Grad 2002

December
1 – Advent Feria BAS p. 452 Grad 1015
2 – Advent Feria - BAS p. 452,Grad 1016
3 – St Francis Xavier (white) - BAS p. 452, FAS p. 361, Grad 3121
4 – ADVENT II (violet or dark blue) comm. Nicholas Ferrar BAS p. 269, Grad 1020 FAS p. 363
5 – St Clement of Alexandria (white), BAS p. 452, FAS p. 365, Grad 2010
6 – St Nicholas (white) BAS p. 453, FAS p. 367, Grad 2012 Year’s Mind of the Montreal Massacre
7 – St Ambrose (white) BAS p. 453, FAS p. 369, Grad 2014
8 – Conception BVM (white and blue) – FAS p. 371, Grad 2016
9 – Prophets of the Old Covenant (white) BAS p. 453, FAS p. 373, Grad 2565
10 – Of the Octave (white and blue) BAS p. 453, Grad 2016
11 – ADVENT III “Gaudete” (rose-pink) Independence Day in the Dominion of Canada BAS p. 270, Grad 1030.
2nd celebration: BAS p. 412, Grad 5220
12 - Advent Feria (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 453, Grad 1031
13 – Advent Feria (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 453, Grad 1032
14 – Simon Gibbons (Ember Wed) (white) BAS p. 453, FAS p. 375, Grad 1041
15 – Octave Day of the Conception (white and blue) BAS p. 454, collects FAS p. 371, Grad 2016
16 – Ember Friday (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 454 Grad 1042 Sapientiatide begins
17 – Ember Saturday (violet or dark blue) Grad 1043
18 – ADVENT IV “Rorate” (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 271, Grad 1040
19 – Advent Feria (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 454, Grad 1046
20 – Advent Feria (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 454, Grad 1047
21 – St Thomas the Apostle, BAS p. 413, FAS p. 213, Grad 2022
22 – Advent Feria (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 454, Grad 1051
23 – Advent Feria (violet or dark blue) BAS p. 454, Grad 1052
24 – Vigil of the Nativity (violet) Grad 1053

25 – NATIVITY OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST ACCORDING TO THE FLESH (white or gold)
Midnight: BAS p. 273, Grad 1103
Dawn: BAS p. 274, Grad 1104
Day: BAS p. 275, Grad 1105

26 – St Stephen the Protomartyr (red), BAS p. 417, Grad 1106
27 – St John the Evangelist (white), BAS p. 406, Grad 1107
28 – Holy Innocents (Childermas) (red), BAS p. 398, Grad 1108
29 – St Thomas Becket (red) FAS p. 383, FAS , Grad 2028
30 – Christmas Feria (white) BAS p. 455, Grad 1111
31 – John West (white), BAS p. 455, FAS p. 385, Grad 3121

January
1 – OCTAVE DAY OF THE NATIVITY: NAMING & CIRCUMCISION OF JESUS (white or gold)
BAS p. 277, Grad 1112/1113
2 – St Basil the Great & St Gregory of Nazianzus (white), BAS p. 456, FAS p. 41, Grad 2259/2366
3 – Weekday in Christmas (white), BAS p. 456, Grad 1114
4 – Weekday in Christmas (white), BAS p. 456, Grad 1115
5 – Weekday in Christmas (white), BAS p. 457, Grad 1117
6 – Epiphany (gold or white) BAS p. 279, Grad 1202
7 – Weekday in the Octave (white), BAS p. 457, Grad 1203
8 – SUNDAY IN THE OCTAVE OF EPIPHANY: BAPTISM OF THE LORD (white) BAS p. 348, Grad 1204/1205
9 – In the Octave (white), BAS p. 468, Grad 1302
10 – William Laud (red), BAS p. 468, FAS p. 45, Grad 2032
11 – In the Octave (white), BAS p. 468, Grad 1302
12 – Marguerite Bourgeoys (white), BAS p. 468, FAS p. 49, Grad 3412
13 – St Hilary of Poitiers (white), BAS p. 468, FAS p. 53, Grad 2036
14 – John Horden (white), BAS p. 469, FAS p. 51, Grad 3111
15 – SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (Proper 2: green) BAS p. 349, Grad 1303
16 – Richard Benson (from Sunday) (white) BAS p. 469, FAS p. 55, Grad 3411
17 – St Antony of Egypt, BAS p. 469, FAS p. 57, Grad 2042
18 – Confession of St Peter the Apostle (white) Octave of Christian Unity begins BAS p. 399, Grad 2044
19 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 469, Grad 4730
20 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 469, Grad 4730
21 – St Agnes of Rome (red), BAS p. 469, FAS p. 61, Grad 2050
22 – THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (proper 3: green) BAS p. 350, Grad 1304
23 – St Vincent the Deacon (from Sunday) BAS p. 470, FAS p. 63, Grad 2052
24 – St Francis de Sales (white), BAS p. 470, FAS p. 65, Grad 3211
25 – Conversion of St Paul the Apostle (white) BAS p. 400, Grad 2056
26 – SS Timothy & Titus (white), BAS p. 470, FAS p. 69, Grad 2060
27 – St John Chrysostom (white), BAS p. 470, FAS p. 71, Grad 2062
28 – St Thomas Aquinas (white), BAS p. 470, FAS p. 73, Grad 2064
29 – FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (proper 4: green) BAS p. 352, Grad 1305
30 – St Charles Stuart (red) BAS p. 470, FAS p. 75, Grad 2066
31 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 470, Grad 4730

February
1- Requiem (black) BAS p. 470, Grad 4730
2- Presentation of Christ & Purification BVM (Candlemas) BAS p. 401, Grad 2070
3 – St Anskar (white) Blessing of Throats BAS p. 471, FAS p. 79, Grad 2072
4 – Requiem (black), BAS p. 471, Grad 4730
5 – FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (proper 5: green) BAS p. 353, Grad 1306
6 – ACCESSION DAY: THE DIAMOND JUBILEE OF THE REIGN OF HM ELIZABETH II, QUEEN OF CANADA (white)
BAS p. 412, Grad 1306
7 – Martyrs of Japan (from Sunday) (red), BAS p. 471, FAS p. 81, Grad 2076
8 – Requiem (black), BAS p. 471, Grad 4730
9 – Hannah Grier Coome, BAS p. 471, FAS p. 83, Grad 3412
10 – Requiem (black), BAS p. 471, Grad 4730
11 – BVM (white and blue), BAS p. 471, Grad 5574
12 –SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (proper 6: green) BAS p. 354, Grad 1307
13 – Requiem (black) BAS p. 472, Grad 4730
14 – SS Cyril & Methodius (white), BAS p. 472, FAS p. 85, Grad 2084
15 – Thomas Bray (white), BAS p. 472, FAS p. 87, Grad 2086
16 – Requiem (black), BAS p. 472, Grad 4730
17 – Requiem (black), BAS p. 472, Grad 4730
18 – BVM (white and blue), BAS p. 472, Grad 5574
19 – SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (proper 7: green) BAS p. 356, Grad 1308
20 – Requiem (black), BAS p. 473, Grad 4730
21 – Requiem (black), BAS p. 473, Grad 4730
22 – Ash Wednesday (violet) BAS p. 281, Grad 1403

Preface to the Ordo

Editorial principles

•Range
The choices made in the ordo are designed to expose the faithful to the broadest possible range of liturgical material in our repertoire. Every effort is made both to accommodate the widest possible selection of sanctoral commemorations and to maintain Archbishop Cranmer’s ideal of an orderly course of Scripture reading. This has sometimes entailed the choice of options at variance with what is envisioned by McCausland’s or the BAS itself. I have not, for example, followed the modern bias against clutter in the liturgy, as seen in the disparaging of octaves and commemorations. The latter I have suggested when a saint’s day falls on a Sunday and has no proximate candidate for transference, as an alternative to omission. The former I have retained in a modified way while preserving the integrity of the daily lectionary. For some occasions occurring on a Sunday (for example, diocesan services or civic occasions), a secondary afternoon or evening celebration may be appropriate in addition to the Parish Communion of the weekly proper.

•Readings
References are given to the BAS Daily Office Lectionary. The Weekday Eucharistic lectionary may be used instead if the Office lectionary is in use at the Office, but the BCP’s lectionary is more suitable for the latter purpose. On Sundays, the single BAS page reference yields the lections and major propers printed together. On saints’ days, the major propers are taken from For All the Saints. I have, however, preferred to interrupt lectio continua as conservatively as possible, and so I do not recommend the readings of the day on saints’ days save those given in the BAS, as on feasts of Scripture. (An exception is feasts of Our Lady, which are all treated as holy days, notwithstanding the inexplicable distinction of the Conception and Nativity in the BAS). Minor propers are taken from the Anglican Gradual and Sacramentary. The same minor propers may be repeated during traditional octaves, while the lectionary continues in course.

•Colour
I have been somewhat flexible in colour: while my normative baseline is the Use of Christminster Abbey, I have also taken account of Full Homely Divinity’s advice on local adaptation of the traditional ‘Western’ scheme. I have not made the distinction suggested by the BAS between “memorials” (which use the colour and readings of the saint) and “commemorations” (which use the ferial colour and readings, with a nod to the saint in the major propers). Rather, I have split the difference, recommending throughout the sanctoral colour (as on memorials) and the readings of the day (as an commemorations). This adjustment avoids the strange sight of saints’ days in green and endless repetitions of the Great Commission on the feasts of each and every missionary.

•Calendar
The Ordo is intended to conform to the authorized Canadian Calendar of Holy Persons. On feasts distinctive to this kalendar, since the Gradual is American in origin, an appropriate common has been suggested for the minor propers. Major historic anniversaries and some traditional ecclesiastical dates not listed in the calendar itself are noted as possible votives where appropriate and permitted by pontifical authority. On “free” days in green time, while continuing the course of the lectionary, I have suggested Daily Mass for the Dead instead of a recapitulation of the Sunday Mass. Likewise, traditional Incarnational votive Masses of Our Lady on Saturday have been referenced to the Gradual. Pastoral judgment will dictate the extent to which these options are used and the manner in which they are offered.

TRM Lent 2011

March

10 - Robert Machray (white, BAS p. 458, FAtS p.109, Gradual 3241)
11 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 458, Gradual 1405)
12 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 458, Gradual 1406)
13 - FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT (Quadragesima) Litany in Procession (violet, BAS p. 286 [2nd collect 281], Gradual 1407 [Evening 1408]))
14 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 458, Gradual 1409)
15 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 459, Gradual 1410)
16 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 459, Gradual 1411)
17 - St Patrick (red or white, BAS p. 459, FAtS p. 111, Gradual 2135)
18 - St Cyril of Jerusalem (white, BAS p. 459, FAtS p. 113, Gradual 2138)
19 - St Joseph, Foster Father of the Lord and Patron of the Universal Church (white, BAS p. 459, FAS p. 115, Gradual 2141)
20 - THE SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT (violet, BAS p. 288, Gradual 1415)
21 - Thomas Cranmer (red, BAS p. 459, FAtS p. 119, Gradual 2141)
22 - Thomas Ken (white, BAS p. 459, FAS p. 121, FAS p. 121, Gradual 2147)
23 - St Gregory the Illuminator (white, BAS p. 459, FAS p. 123 Gradual 2156)
24 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 459, Gradual 1419); I Evensong of the Annunciation
25 - The Annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary (white, BAS p. 403, Gradual 2159)
26 - of the Annunciation (readings of the feria BAS p. 460)
27 - THE THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT (violet, BAS p. 289, Gradual 1422)
28 - Charles Henry Brent (white, BAS p. 460, FAS p. 127, Gradual 3251)
29 - John Keble (white, BAS p. 460, FAS p. 129, Gradual 2165)
30 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 460, Gradual 1425)
31 - John Donne (white, BAS p. 460, FAS p. 131, Gradual 2168)

April

1 - Frederick Denison Maurice (white, BAS p. 460, FAS p. 133, Gradual 2175)
2 - Henry Budd (white, BAS p. 460, FAS p. 135, Gradual 3551)
3- THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT (Laetare) (rose, BAS p. 291, Gradual 1429)
4- Reginald Heber (white, BAS p. 461, FAS p. 139, Gradual 3241)
5 - Emily Ayckbowm (white, BAS p. 461, FAS p. 787, Gradual 3452)
6 - St Richard of Chichester (from Sunday: white, BAS p. 461, FAS p. 137, Gradual 2181)
7 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 461, Gradual 1433)
8 - Feria (violet, BAS p. 461, Gradual 1434)
9 - William Law (white, BAS p. 461, FAS p. 141, Gradual 2190)
10 - THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT (Passion Sunday) (crimson, BAS p. 293, Grad 1436)
11 - George Augustus Selwyn (white, BAS p. 461, FAS p. 143, Gradual 2193)
12 - Feria (crimson, BAS p. 461, Gradual 1438)
13 - Feria (crimson, BAS p. 461, Gradual 1439)
14 - Feria (crimson, BAS p. 462, Gradual 1440)
15 - Feria (crimson, BAS p. 462, Gradual 1441); Compassion of the BVM Grad 1442
16 - Mollie Brant (white, BAS p. 462, FAS p. 145, Gradual 3552)
17 - THE SECOND SUNDAY IN PASSIONTIDE (Palm Sunday) (crimson, BAS p. 297, Grad 1502 [Evening 1503])
18 - Monday in Holy Week (crimson, BAS p. 301, Grad 1404)
19 - Tuesday in Holy Week (crimson, BAS p. 302, Grad 1405)
20 - Wednesday in Holy Week (crimson, BAS p. 303, Grad 1406)
21 - Maundy Thursday (violet and white, BAS p. 304, Grad 1510)
22 - Good Friday Mass of the Presanctified (black, BAS p. 308, Grad 1512)
23 - Easter Even (violet and gold or white, BAS p. 321, Grad 1602)
24 - THE EASTER DAY, OR PASCH: the Resurrection of Our Saviour Jesus Christ according to the flesh (gold or white, BAS p. 335) Gradual:

1604 - Mass of the Dawn
1605 - Mass of the Day
1606 - Mass of the Evening
1607 - Great Paschal Vespers (0451 Benediction)

TRM Ordo Winter 2011

January
1- The Octave Day of Christmas, being the Naming & Circumcision of Jesus (white, BAS p. 277, Gradual 1113)

2- SECOND SUNDAY OF CHRISTMAS (white, BAS p. 278, Gradual 1116)
3- St Basil the Great and St Gregory of Nazianzus (white or yellow, BAS p. 456, FAtS p. 40, Gradual 2366 or 2259)

4- Requiem (black, BAS p. 456, Gradual 4730)
5- Requiem (black, BAS p. 457)
6- Epiphany of the Lord (white, BAS p. 279, Gradual 1202)
7- In the Octave of the Epiphany (white, BAS p. 457)
8- In the Octave of the Epiphany (white, BAS p. 457); Vigil of the Baptism of the Lord (Gradual 1204)

9- BAPTISM OF THE LORD (white, BAS p. 348, Gradual 1205)
10- in the Octave comm. William Laud (white, BAS p. 468, FAtS p. 44, Gradual 2032)
11- Holy Innocents , comm. Octave (purple or red, BAS p. 398, Gradual 1108)
12- in the Octave, comm. Marguerite Bourgeoys (white, BAS p. 468, FAtS p. 48, Gradual 3412)

13- Octave Day of the Epiphany, comm. St Hilary of Poitiers (white, BAS p. 468, FAtS p. 52, Gradual 2036)

14- John Horden (white, BAS p. 469, FAtS p. 50, Gradual 3121)
15- Richard Meux Benson, (white, BAS p. 469, FAtS p. 54, Gradual 3411)
16- SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (white, BAS p. 349, Gradual 1303)
17- St Antony of Egypt (white, BAS p. 469, FAtS p.56, Gradual 2042)
18- Confession of St Peter the Apostle (red, BAS p. 399, Gradual 2044), comm. Holy Innocents Octave of Christian Unity begins

19- Requiem (black, BAS p. 469)
20- Requiem (black, BAS p. 469)
21- St Agnes of Rome(red, BAS . 469, FAtS p. 60, Gradual 2050)
22- St Vincent of Saragossa (red, BAS p. 469, FAtS p. 462, Gradual 2052)
23- THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY, (white, BAS p. 350, Gradual 1304)
24- St Francis de Sales (white or yellow, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 64, Gradual 3211)
25- Conversion of St Paul (red, BAS p. 400, Gradual 2056)
26- Ss. Timothy and Titus (red, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 68, Gradual 2060)
27- St John Chrysostom (white, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 70, Gradual 2062)
28- St Thomas Aquinas (white, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 72, Gradual 2064)
29- Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue, BAS p. 470, Gradual 5574)
30- FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (white, BAS p. 352, Gradual 1305)
31- St Charles Stuart (red, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 74, Gradual 2066)

February
1- Requiem (BAS p. 470)
2- The Presentation of the Lord and Purification of the Blessed Virgin, commonly called Candlemas (white, BAS p. 401, Gradual 2070)

3- St Anskar, Apostle of the North (red, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 78, Gradual 2072)
4- Requiem (BAS p. 470)
5- Holy Martyrs of Japan (red, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 80, Gradual 2076)
6- FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green, BAS p.353, Gradual 1306); at the office Accession Day (BCP p. xlviii)

7- Requiem (BAS p.4 70)
8- Requiem
9- Hannah Grier Coome (white, BAS p. 470, FAtS p. 82, Gradual 3412)
10- Requiem (BAS p. 471)
11- Requiem
12- Our Lady on Saturday (BAS p. 471)
13- SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green, BAS p. 354, Gradual 1307)
14- Sts Cyril & Methodius, Apotles to the Slavs (red, BAS p. 472, FAtS p. 84, Gradual 2084)

15- Thomas Bray (white, BAS p. 472, FAtS p. 86, Gradual 2086)
16-18 Requiem (BAS p. 472)
19- Our Lady on Saturday (BAS p. 472)
20- SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green, BAS p.356, Gradual 1308)
21- Requiem (BAS p.473)
22- Requiem
23- St Polycarp of Smyrna (red, BAS p. 473, FAtS p. 88, Gradual 2088)
24- Philip Lindel Tsen (red, BAS p. 473, FAtS p. 90, Gradual 3011)
25- Paul Sasaki (red, BAS p. 474, FAtS p. 92, Gradual 3012)
26- Our Lady on Saturday (BAS p. 474)
27- EIGTHTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (green, BAS p. 357, Gradual 1309)
28- George Herbert (white, BAS p. 475, FAtS p. 94, Gradual 2092)

March
1-St David of Wales (white or yellow, BAS p. 475, FAtS p. 96, Gradual 2093)
2-St Chad of Lichfield (white or yellow, BAS p. 475, FAtS p. 98, Gradual 2094)
3-John and Charles Wesley (white, BAS p. 475, FAtS p. 100, Gradual 2095)
4- Requiem (BAS p. 475)
5- Our Lady on Saturday
6- LAST SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (white, BAS p. 357 & 418, Gradual 1310)
7 – St Perpetua of Carthage & Companions (red, BAS p. 458, FAtS p 102, Gradual 2097)
8 – Edward King, (white or yellow, BAS p. 458, FAtS p. 104, Gradual 3211)
9 – Ash Wednesday (purple, BAS p. 281, Gradual 1403)

TRM Ordo Autumn 2010

September
9 - Requiem (black)
10 - Edmund James Peck, Apostle to the Inuit (red)
11 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
12 - TRINITY XV (proper 24) (green)
13 - St Cyprian of Carthage (red), I Evensong of Holy Cross
14 - Holy Cross Day (crimson) (proper p. 422)
15 - Our Lady of Sorrows (blue and white) (Sacramentary 2628)
16 - St Ninian of Galloway (white)
17 - Requiem (black)
18 - Founders, Benefactors, and Missionaries of the Church of Canada (white)
19 - St Theodore of Tarsus (white)
20 - TRINITY XVI (proper 25) (green), comm. John Coleridge Patterson
21 - St Matthew the Evangelist (red) (proper p. 423)
22 - Requiem (black)
23 - Requiem (black)
24 - Requiem (black)
25 - St Sergius of Moscow (white)
26 - TRINITY XVII (proper 26) (green)
27 - Lancelot Andrewes (white)
28 - Requiem (black)
29 - Michaelmas (white or gold or best) (proper p. 424)
30 - St Jerome (white)

October
1 - Requiem (black)
2- Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
3 - TRINITY XVIII and St Francis' Eve (proper 27) (green) Blessing of Animals
4 - St Francis of Assisi (white)
5 - Requiem (black)
6 - Requiem (black)
7 - Requiem (black)
8 - Requiem (black)
9 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
10 - TRINITY XIX (proper 28) (green)
11 - Requiem (black)
12 - Requiem (black)
13 - St Edward the Confessor (white or yellow)
14 - St Teresa of Avila (white)
15 - St John of the Cross (white)
16 - St Ignatius Loyola (white)
17 - TRINITY XX (proper 29) (green)
18 - St Luke the Evangelist (red) (proper p. 425)
19 - Holy Protomartyrs of Canada (red)
20 - Requiem (black)
21 - Requiem (black)
22 - Requiem (black)
23 - St James of Jerusalem (red)
24 - TRINITY XXI (proper 30) (green)
25 - Requiem (black)
26 - Alfred the Great (white)
27 - Requiem (black)
28 - Ss Simon & Jude (red) (proper p. 426)
29 - James Hannington and Companions (red)
30 - John Wycliffe and Jan Hus (red)
31 - REFORMATION DAY (red) (Intercommunion concelebrations encouraged) (proper p. 326, FAtS); I Evensong of All Saints

November
1 - All Saints' Day (white and red) (proper p. 427)
2 - All Souls' Day (black) (proper p. 429)
3 - Richard Hooker (white)
4 - Saints of the Old Testament (white)
5 - St Elizabeth (white) (Sacramentary 2818)
6 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
7 - SUNDAY IN THE OCTAVE OF ALL SAINTS (proper 32) (white and red)
8 - St Willibrord of Utrecht (white or yellow)
9 - Requiem (black)
10 - St Leo the Great (white)
11 - St Martin of Tours (white)
12 - Charles Simeon (white)
13 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
14 - TRINITY XXIV (proper 33) (green)
15 - Samuel Seabury (white or red)
16 - St Margaret of Scotland (white)
17 - St Hugh of Lincoln (white)
18 - St Hilda of Whitby (white)
19 - St Elizabeth of Hungary (white)
20 - St Edmund the Martyr (red)
21 - THE REIGN OF CHRIST (best) (Benediction follows Mass) Solemnity of Title in the Diocese of Montréal
22 - Requiem (black)
23 - St Clement of Rome (red)
24 - Requiem (black)
25 - Requiem (black) (In the Order of the Holy Cross, the feast of James Otis Sargent Huntington) (white)
26 - Requiem (black)
27 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
28 - THE FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT (purple or dark blue)
29 - Advent Feria (purple or dark blue)
30 - St Andrew the Apostle (red) (proper p. 430)

December
1 - Advent feria
2 - Advent feria
3 - St Francis Xavier (white)
4 - Nicholas Ferrar (white)
5 - THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT, comm. S. Clement of Alexandria
6 - St Nicholas of Myra (white)
7 - St Ambrose of Milan (white)
8 - The Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary (white and blue) (lections FAtS)
9 - Prophets of the Old Testament (red)
10 - Advent Feria
11 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
12 - THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ADVENT (rose) (Litany in Procession is omitted)
13 - Advent Feria (purple or dark blue)
14 - Simon Gibbons (white)
15-17 - Advent feria (purple or dark blue)
18 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
19 - THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT (purple or dark blue)
20 - 23 Advent feria
24 - Vigil of Christmas (purple) (Sacramentary no. 1053)
25 - Christmas Day (white or gold or best)
26 - FIRST SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS (white) (proper p. 276)
27 - St John the Evangelist (red)
28 - Holy Innocents (red) (proper p. 398); Ordination of Ludmila Javorova, 1970
29 - St Thomas Becket (red)
30 - Christmas Feria (white)
31 - John West (white); Vigil of the Naming & Circumcision of Jesus (purple and white) (Sacramentary no. 1112)

January
1 - the Octave Day of Christmas, being the Naming & Circumcision of Jesus (white) (proper p. 277)
2 - SECOND SUNDAY OF CHRISTMAS (white) (proper p. 278)

TRM Ordo Summer 2010

July
2 - Requiem (black)
3 - St Thomas the Apostle (red) (proper p. 413)
4 - SUNDAY IN THE OCTAVE OF SS PETER AND PAUL (proper 14) (green)
5 - Requiem (black)
6 - Octave Day of Ss. Peter & Paul, comm. St Thomas More (red); Royal homecoming: departure
7 - Requiem (black)
8 - Requiem (black)
9 - Requiem (black)
10 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
11 - TRINITY VI (proper 15) (green)
12 - St Benedict, pray for the Order of St Benedict (white)
13 - St Henry of Finland (white or yellow)
14 - Requiem (black)
15 - Requiem (black)
16 - Requiem (black)
17 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
18 - TRINITY VII (proper 16) (green)
19 - Requiem (black)
20 - Requiem (black)
21 - Requiem (black)
22 - St Mary Magdalene (red) (proper p. 415)
23 - Requiem (black)
24 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
25 - ST JAMES THE APOSTLE, Patron of the Diocese of Toronto (proper p. 416), comm. Trinity VIII (proper 17) (red)
26 - St Anne, secondary patron of Canada
27 - 28 in the Octave of St James the Apostle
29 - William Wilberforce (white)
30 - in the Octave of St James the Apostle
31 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)

August
1 - THE OCTAVE DAY OF ST JAMES THE APOSTLE, BEING EMANCIPATION DAY (red) (Sacramentary 2153)
2 - Of Trinity IX (proper 18) (green)
3 - St Stephen the Protomartyr (red) (proper p. 417)
4 - Requiem (black)
5 - Requiem, I Evensong of the Transfiguration
6 - Transfiguration (white or best) (proper p. 418), comm. for Peace (Sacramentary no. 5250)
7 - John Mason Neale (white)
8 - TRINITY X (proper 19) (green)
9 - St Dominic (white)
10 - St Laurence, Deacon and Martyr (red)
11 - St Clare of Assisi (white)
12 - Consecration of Charles Inglis (white)
13 - Jeremy Taylor (white or yellow)
14 - Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Maximilien Kolbe, Jonathan Daniels (red) I Evensong of the Assumption
15 - THE FALLING ASLEEP OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY (white and blue) (proper p. 419)
16 - Holy Women of the Old Testament (white)
17 - John Stuart (white)
18 - of Trinity XI (proper 20) (green)
19 - in the Octave of the Falling Asleep BVM
20 - St Bernard of Clairvaux (white)
21 - Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
22 - OCTAVE DAY OF THE DORMITION (proper 21) (white and blue)
23 - Requiem (black)
24 - St Bartholomew the Apostle (red) (proper p. 420)
25 - Requiem (black)
26 - Requiem (black)
27 - St Monica of Hippo (white)
28 - St Augustine of Hippo (white or yellow)
29 - THE BEHEADING OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST, National Patron (red) (proper p. 421)
30 - Robert McDonald (white)
31 - St Aidan of Lindisfarne (white)

September
1 - of Trinity XIII (proper 22) (green)
2 - Martyrs of New Guinea (red)
3 - St Gregory the Great (white or yellow)
4 - First Anglican Eucharist in Canada (white)
5 - OCTAVE DAY OF THE DECOLLATION (proper 23) (red)
6 - Requiem (black)
7 - Requiem (black) I Evensong of Nativity of BVM
8 - Nativity of the BVM (white and blue) (lections FAtS) Pray for the Sisterhood of St John the Divine

TRM Ordo June 2010

1 - St Justin Martyr (red)
2 - Martyrs of Lyons (red)
3 - Martyrs of Uganda and Janani Luwum (red) or Day of Thanksgiving for the Institution of Holy Communion (Sacramentary no. 1708) (best)
4 - Bl. John XXIII (white or yellow)
5 - St Boniface (red)
6 - SUNDAY IN THE OCTAVE OF CORPUS CHRISTI (white) (Early celebration of Trinity I, proper 10, green)
7 - William Grant Broughton (white or yellow)
8 - in the Octave of Corpus Christi (white)
9 - St Columba (white)
10 - Octave Day of Corpus Christi (white)
11 - Divine Compassion (white) (Sacramentary no. 1709) or St Barnabas the Apostle (red) (proper p. 409)
12 - St Barnabas the Apostle (if not kept) or Our Lady on Saturday (white and blue)
13 - TRINITY II (proper 11), comm. of the Octave if desired (green)
14-15 - in the Octave of the Divine Compassion (white) or Requiem (black)
16 - Joseph Butler (white or yellow)
17 - in the Octave of the Divine Compassion (white) or Requiem (black)
18 - Octave Day of the Divine Compassion (white) or Requiem (black)
19 - Bernard Mizeki (red), St Albans Festival Pilgrimage
20 - TRINITY III (proper 12)
21 - Requiem (black)
22 - St Alban the Protomartyr, Secondary Patron of the Diocese of Toronto (red)
23 - Vigil of the Nativity of St John the Baptist (purple) (lessons p. 496 BAS) Blessing of Bonfires
24 - the Nativity of St John the Baptist, National Patron (white or best)
25 - 26 of the Octave (white) (proper p. 410)
27 - TRINITY IV, comm. of the Octave (proper 13) (white)
28 - St Irenaeus (white or yellow), comm. of the Octave; Royal homecoming: arrival
29 - Ss. Peter & Paul (red) (proper p. 411)
30 - in the Octave of the Nativity of St John the Baptist

1 - the Octave Day of the Nativity of St John the Baptist, being Dominion Day (white) (proper p. 412)

TRM Ordo: Editorial Notes

The basic principle of this kalendar is to reflect traditional Anglo-Catholic practice in conformity to the formularies of the Anglican Church of Canada. Some local, traditional, and American observances are included in italics.

The Ordo assumes the use of the Revised Common Lectionary on Sundays and holy days and the Daily Office Lectionary (or the Weekday Eucharistic Lectionary) on memorials, commemorations, and at daily votive Masses. These lectionaries, together with the major propers for Sundays and holy days, are printed in the Book of Alternative Services. (In communities with a tradition of daily Morning and Evening Prayer, the table of lessons in the Book of Common Prayer is more suited to this purpose, but if the BAS lectionary is preferred, the Weekday Eucharistic Lectionary may be used at Daily Mass). On memorials and commemorations, the collect, secret, and postcommunion are taken from For All the Saints. The minor propers and additional liturgical material, including the propers of Our Lady and of the Departed and proper prayers in traditional language, are always found in the Anglican Gradual & Sacramentary; on days not included in the American kalendar, an appropriate common is used for these. During traditional octaves, a commemoration of the feast is suggested after the orations of the day.

A requiem is assigned on free days. Provision is made for the traditional Saturday votive Mass of Our Lady. The BAS enjoins a distinction between "memorials" (which use the colour of the day and a reading from the Common of Saints) and "commemorations" (which use the colour of the season and the ferial readings). Here the colour of the day and the ferial readings are instead appointed for both.

The colour sequence gives traditional Roman and English options, drawing from Ritual Notes (9) and Western Rite Orthodox sources. I have also consulted the chart at Full Homely Divinity. In parishes of more modest means, purple vestments may take the place of crimson, rose, and/or black. For much of the Church's history, the now oft-lamented "local custom" was the norm rather than an anomaly, and some leeway must be allowed for circumstance.

TRM Ordo Easter 2010

No fasting is undertaken during the Great Fifty Days.

April
5 - Monday in Easter Week, comm. Emily Ayckbowm
6 - Tuesday in Easter Week
7 - Wednesday in Easter Week
8 - Thursday in Easter Week
9 - Friday in Easter Week, comm. William Law
10 - Saturday in Easter Week
11 - THE OCTAVE DAY OF EASTER (gold or white)
12 - 15 of the Resurrection (white)
16 - Mary Brant (Koñwatsiãtsiaiéñni) (white)
17 - Our Lady in Easter (gold or white and blue)
18 - THE THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER (white)
19 - 20 for the Departed in Easter (purple)
21 - St Anselm (white or yellow)
22 - for the Departed in Easter (purple)
23 - St George (red)
24 - Martyrs of the Twentieth Century (red)
25 - THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER (white)
26 - St Mark the Evangelist (red) (proper p. 404); Rogation Mass (Sacramentary no. 5330) (violet)
27 - 28 - for the Departed in Easter (purple)
29 - Catherine of Siena (white)
30 - Marie de l'Incarnation (white)

May
1 - Our Lady in Eastertide. May Festival Station I at S. Matthias.
2 - THE FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER (white)
3 - Ss. Philip & James (red) (proper p. 405) (Crouchmas in the Order of the Holy Cross and the Society of the Holy Cross) (proper p. 422)
4 - St Athanasius (white or yellow)
5 - 6 for the Departed in Easter (purple)
7 - Julian of Norwich. Pray for the Order of Julian of Norwich
8 - Our Lady in Easter - May Festival Station II at S. Thomas; Whitekirk and Haddington Pilgrimage
9 - ROGATION SUNDAY the beating of bounds (purple/white)
10 - 11 Rogation Days (Sacramentary nn. 5334, 5338) (purple)
12 - Florence Nightingale (white or yellow); Eve of the Ascension
13 - ASCENSION DAY (white or gold or best) (proper p. 342)
14 - S. Matthias the Apostle (red) (proper p. 407)
15 - Our Lady in Easter, May Festival Station III: S. Bartholomew
16 - THE SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER: IN THE OCTAVE OF THE ASCENSION
17 - 18 in the Octave of the Ascension (white)
19 - St Dunstan of Canterbury (white or yellow)
20 - Octave Day of the Ascension (white)
21 - for the Departed in Easter (purple)
22 - Our Lady in Easter (white and blue); Vigil of Pentecost (Sacramentary no. 1657) (purple, white)
23 - WHITSUNDAY (best)
24 - Monday in the Octave of Pentecost
25 - Tuesday in the Octave of Pentecost, comm. St Bede
26 - Ember Wednesday in Pentecost, comm. St Augustine of Canterbury (red) (proper p. 395)
27 - Thursday in the Octave of Pentecost, comm. John Charles Roper
28 - Ember Friday in Pentecost, comm. Roberta Elizabeth Tilton (red) (proper p. 395)
29 - In Toronto, the Visitation: May Festival Station IV at S. Mary Magdalene, elsewhere Ember Saturday in Pentecost (red) (proper p. 395)
30 - TRINITY SUNDAY, Athanasian Creed (best)
31 - Visitation of the BVM (blue and white) (proper p. 408); Anglican National Pilgrimage

The Rose Maniple Ordo

From here on in I will be featuring my monthly in-house kalendar for your perusal. This will take us to Easter Day.

February 2010
21 - LENT I (purple or grey; off-white paraments)
22 - Lenten feria
23 - Lenten feria, comm. St Polycarp of Smyrna
24 - Ember Wednesday in Lent, comm. Philip Tsen and Paul Sasaki (purple) (proper p. 395)
25 - Lenten feria
26 - Ember Friday in Lent, comm. Florence Li-Tim Oi (purple) (proper p. 395)
27 - Ember Saturday in Lent (purple), comm. George Herbert (pericopes of the feria) (proper p. 395)
28 - LENT II (purple or grey)

March 2010
1 - St David of Wales (white)
2 - St Chad of Mercia (white)
3 - John and Charles Wesley (white)
4 - Lenten feria (purple or grey)
5 - Lenten feria
6 - Our Lady in Lent (white and blue) (pericopes of the feria)
7 - LENT III, comm. St Perpetua (purple or grey)
8 - Edward King (white)
9 - St Gregory of Nyssa (white)
10 - Robert Machray (white)
11 - Lenten Feria
12 - Lenten Feria
13 - Our Lady in Lent (pericopes of the feria)
14 - LENT IV (rose) (flowers are permitted on the altar and the organ may be played as a solo instrument; the Litany in Procession is omitted)
15 - Lenten feria
16 - Lenten feria
17 - St Patrick (white or red) (fasting relaxed in some jurisdictions)
18 - Lenten Feria, comm. St Cyril of Jerusalem
19 - St Joseph (white) (proper p. 402)
20 - Our Lady in Lent, comm. St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne (white and blue) (pericopes of the feria)
21 - PASSION SUNDAY, comm. Thomas Cranmer (crimson)
22 - Lenten feria, comm. Thomas Ken
23 - Lenten feria, comm. St Gregory the Illuminator
24 - in the Octave of St Joseph (white), I Evensong of the Annunciation
25 - THE ANNUNCIATION TO THE BVM (white) (not a fast day) (proper p. 403)
26 - Compassion of the BVM (purple or grey), comm. of the Octave
27 - Lenten feria, comm. Charles Henry Brent
28 - PALM SUNDAY (crimson or purple)
29 - Monday in Holy Week (crimson) (proper p. 301)
30 - Tuesday in Holy Week (Chrism Mass in the Diocese of Toronto) (crimson) (proper p. 302)
31 - Wednesday in Holy Week (crimson) (proper p. 303) Tenebrae

April 2010
1 - Maundy Thursday (crimson) (proper p. 304)
2 - Good Friday (black) (proper p. 308)
3 - Great Vigil and First Mass of Easter (purple, best) (proper p. 322)
4 - EASTER DAY, OR PASCH: the Resurrection of Our Saviour Jesus Christ according to the flesh, comm. Reginald Heber (best) (proper p. 355 [day], Sacramentary [dawn])