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 FORM OF PRAYER 
 
 
 TO BE USED 
 
 IS ALL CHif^CIHB^ A^' CHAPELS 
 
 THaOUGHOVT^TBE V^^V ^ ^ONTKEAL, 
 
 ON WEDNESDAvflFfflflsiH APRIL, 1855, 
 
 Being the day appointed by Proclamation for a solemn 
 Fast, Humiliation, and Prayer before Almighty 
 God, in order to obtain pardon of our sins, and in 
 the most devout and solemn manner send up our 
 prayers and supplications to the Divine Majesty, 
 imploring His blessing and assistance on our arms, 
 for the restoration of peace |o Her Majesty and 
 her dominions. 
 
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 Ooi>ies of this Fonn of Prayer can be obtato^ on appUcatipn eithw 
 at Mr. LoveU's Printing Office, or at the Vestry of Chrwt Church 
 Cathedral fiSLonttesA. 
 
 MONTREAL: 
 PRINTED BY JOHN LOVBLL, ST. NICHOLAS STREET. 
 
 18M. 
 
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 THE ORDER OF MORNING PRAYER. 
 
 The Service shall be the same with the usual OJice for 
 Holidays^ except where it is in thi^ Offi,ce otherwise 
 appointed. 
 
 Let these sentences of Scripture he read before the Exhor- 
 tation. 
 
 Lord, correct me, but with judgment ; not in Thine 
 anger, lest Thou bring me to nothing. 
 
 1 will arise and go to my Father ; and will say unta 
 him. Father, I have sinned against Heaven, and before 
 Thee, and am no more worthy to be called Thy son. 
 
 •f Instead of the Venite exultemus. 
 
 God is our refuge and strength ; a very present help 
 in trouble. 
 
 Ther^ore will we not fear j though the earth he ^wved : 
 xmd though the hills he carried into the midst of the sea. 
 
 Though the waters thereof rage and swell : and the 
 mountains shake at the tempest of the same. 
 
 The Lord of Hosts is with us : the God of Jacob is 
 our refuge. 
 
 For I will not trust in my bow : it is not my sword 
 that shall help me. 
 
 / will say unto the Lord : Thou art my hope^ and 
 my stronghold ; my God, in Sim will I trust. 
 
 For it is Thou that savest us from our enemies : and 
 puttest them to confusion that hate us. 
 
 The Lord shall give strength unto His people : th$ 
 Lord shall give His people the blessing of peace. 
 
 Glory be to the Father, and to the Son : and to the 
 Holy Ghost. 
 
 As it was in the heginrdng^ is noWf and ever shall be : 
 voarld without end. Amen, 
 
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 <([ Proper Psalms, LI. and LXXVII. 
 First Lesson, Daniel IX. Verse 1—19. 
 5econ(Z Lessm, St. Matt. III. F<3m 1—12. 
 •jT /mfeac^ 0/ <^e First Collect for Morning Prayer. 
 - Almifflity and merciful God, who in our days and 
 in the days of our forefathers, hast visited this Kingdom 
 with many and great blessings : save and deliver us, we 
 humbly beseech Thee, from the hands of our enemies ; 
 that being arm^d with Thy defence we may be pre- 
 served from all perils, to glorify Thee who art the only 
 Giver of all victory, through Jesus Christ our Lord. 
 Amen. 
 
 m After the Prayer in the Litany (We humbly beseech 
 Thee) read the two following, instead of the Prayers 
 ■ in the Time of War and Tumults, and for the High 
 Court of Parliament. 
 
 O Almighty God, Maker of the Universe, and Sove- 
 reign Disposer of the affairs of men : we Thine unwor^ 
 thy servants most humbly implore Thy aid in this time 
 of peril and perplexity, when, in defence of the rights 
 and independence of nations, we are exposed to the 
 dangers and calamities of war. We confess, O Lord, that 
 in many things we deserve Thine anger, and might 
 iustly fear Thy chastenings. But Thou art a rnercifu 
 God, full of compassion, long suffering, and of great 
 pity Thou sparest when we deserve punishment, and 
 in Thy wrath thinkest upon mercy. Enter not into 
 ludgment with Thy servants, who now humble them- 
 selves before Thee, and let not Thine heritage be brought 
 to confusion. Direct, we beseech Thee, the counsels of 
 our gracious Sovereign, and prosper all her measures to 
 
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 the restora- 
 
 
 
 tion of peace throughout the world. Bless her counsel- 
 lors with wisdom, and especially the gi-eat Council of 
 the nation now assembled in Parliament, that all things 
 may be so ordered and settled by their endeavours, that 
 peace and happiness, truth and justice, religion and 
 piety, may be established amongst us for all genera- 
 tions. Endue her commanders, and all her forces, both 
 by sea and land, with valour and patience ; and teach 
 them, amidst all their perils and hardships, to show 
 forth in their lives and actions the duties of Christian 
 soldiers. O prosper them in all their doings with Thy 
 gracious favour and protection. 
 
 And whilst we pray Thee, O merciful Father, to 
 defend us from them that rise up against us, inspire our 
 hearts, and the hearts of our enemies, with the love of 
 peace. Let nothing be done through strife, or pride, oi* 
 vain glory ; but teach us to be meek and merciful, ten- 
 der hearted and full of compassion. And in Thy good 
 time vouchsafe us, we pray Thee, such a secure and 
 prosperous peace, as may tend to the glory of Thy 
 name, to the honour of our Sovereign and her domi- 
 nions, and to the common welfare of mankind. 
 
 Grant this, merciful Father, for Jesus Christ's sake, 
 our only Mediator and Advocate. Amen. 
 
 O God, our refuge and strength in every time of 
 trouble, in whose hands are the issues of life and death \ 
 mercifully receive these our prayers and intercessions 
 for our countrymen, and for those allied with them, now 
 suffering the hardships of warfare in a foreign land. Be 
 with them, we beseech Thee, in all their trials and pri- 
 vations. Let them enter into battle with hearts full 
 of repentance towards Thee, and of faith in the Lord 
 Jesus Christ ; and let their courage in their country's 
 cause be crowned with success, and tempered with 
 
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 mercifulness. Stay, we beseech Thee, the violence of 
 disease. Kelieve the sick and wounded with the conso- 
 lations of Thy Blessed Spirit, and support the fatherless 
 and widows in their affliction. Grant that all the sor- 
 rows and trials which are endured may work together 
 for the everlasting welfare of those who suflfer them. 
 Hear us, O Heavenly Father, for the sake of Thy dear 
 Son, Jesus Christ. Amen. 
 
 «|[ Then the General Thanksgiving, to the end of the 
 Morning Prayer, as usual, 
 
 THE COMMUNION SERVICE 
 •IT jSfter the Prayer for the Queen, or instead of tU 
 Prayer for the whole state of Christ^ Church, let the 
 following he used : — 
 
 Almighty God, we beseech Thee of Thy great 
 ffoodness mercifully to receive these our prayers which 
 we offer unto Thy Divine Majesty this day in behalf of 
 our kingdom and nation. We confess, O Lord, that 
 during the long period of prosperity and peace with 
 which Thou hadst blessed our nation, we did not make 
 that return for Thy mercies, which Thou mightest justly 
 have required" at our hands. Mercifully forgive the 
 sins whereby we have provoked Thy chastisement, aiid 
 grant that we may learn righteousness from Thy judg- 
 ments which are abroad. Take away from amongst us 
 all pride and hardness of heart, and contempt of Thy 
 Word ; endue us with a spirit of piety and devotion, of 
 justice and temperance, of humility and chanty, as 
 becomes our Christian profession; that the blessings 
 which we have long enjoyed, both spiritual and tempo- 
 ral, may, through Thy providence, be continued to us 
 and our post-eniy. auuvo ».*, *» '-■^--j — r- 
 
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 uflfer them. 
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 Thy hand, whether it be of prosperity or adversity, 
 teach us to lift up our hearts above this lower world to 
 Thy heavenly Kingdom, where pain and sorrow, war and 
 hatred, shall be no more. And as Thou hast comman- 
 ded us to love our enemies, and to pray for them that 
 despitefully use us, have mercy, we beseech Thee, on 
 our adversaries in the present war. Deliver them from 
 the guilt of ambition and blood, and dispose their hearts 
 to clemency and justice. Overrule this strife to the 
 renewal of kindly brotherhood amongst nations, the 
 enlargement of the Redeemer's kingdom, and the union 
 of the world in Christian faith and love, that all may 
 unite together in striving to exalt and magnify Thy 
 glorious name, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 
 •([ Collect for the day^ as before. " Almighty and merciful 
 God." 
 ^ F(yr the Epistle. Jeremiah VIL Verse 1 — 1. 
 ^ The Gospel. St. Luke XVIIL Verse 9—14. 
 
 THE ORDER FOR EVENING PRAYER. 
 
 Is the same as that for the morning, except that the 
 
 preceding Collect in the Communion Service is added 
 
 to the other two, instead of the Prayers for the High 
 
 Court of Parliament, &c., &c. The following are the 
 
 Psalms and Lessons : 
 
 ^ The hymn appointed to he used at morning prayer^ 
 
 instead of the Venite, «&c., shall also be used before 
 
 the proper Psalms. 
 
 T Proper Psalms, LXXXVI. and XCI. 
 ^ First LessoUj 1 Kings IX. Verse 1 — 9 
 ^ Second Lesson^ Rom. II.