Title The Christian Year
Author John Keble
Editor Henry Morley
Year 1887
Publisher Cassell & Company
Source djvu
Progress To be proofread
Transclusion Index not transcluded or unreviewed

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  • Introduction
  • Dedication
  • Morning
  • Evening
  • Advent Sunday
  • Second Sunday in Advent
  • Third Sunday in Advent
  • Fourth Sunday in Advent
  • Christmas Day
  • St. Stephen's Day
  • St. John's Day
  • The Holy Innocents
  • First Sunday after Christmas
  • The Circumcision of Christ
  • Second Sunday after Christmas
  • The Epiphany
  • First Sunday after Epiphany
  • Second Sunday after Epiphany
  • Third Sunday after Epiphany
  • Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
  • Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
  • Sixth Sunday after Epiphany
  • Septuagesima Sunday
  • Sexagesima Sunday
  • Quinquagesima Sunday
  • Ash Wednesday
  • First Sunday in Lent
  • Second Sunday in Lent
  • Third Sunday in Lent
  • Fourth Sunday in Lent
  • Fifth Sunday in Lent
  • Palm Sunday
  • Monday Before Easter
  • Tuesday Before Easter
  • Wednesday Before Easter
  • Thursday Before Easter
  • Good Friday
  • Easter Eve
  • Easter Day
  • Monday in Easter Week
  • Tuesday in Easter Week
  • First Sunday after Easter
  • Second Sunday after Easter
  • Third Sunday after Easter
  • Fourth Sunday after Easter
  • Fifth Sunday after Easter--rogation Sunday
  • Ascension Day
  • Sunday after Ascension
  • Whitsunday
  • Monday in Whitsun-week
  • Tuesday in Whitsun-week
  • Trinity Sunday
  • First Sunday after Trinity
  • Second Sunday after Trinity
  • Third Sunday after Trinity
  • Fourth Sunday after Trinity
  • Fifth Sunday after Trinity
  • Sixth Sunday after Trinity
  • Seventh Sunday after Trinity
  • Eight Sunday after Trinity
  • Ninth Sunday after Trinity
  • Tenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Eleventh Sunday after Trinity
  • Twelfth Sunday after Trinity
  • Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity
  • Twentieth Sunday after Trinity
  • Twenty-first Sunday after Trinity
  • Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity
  • Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity
  • Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity
  • Twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity
  • Sunday next Before Advent
  • St. Andrew's Day
  • St. Thomas' Day
  • The Conversion of St. Paul
  • The Purification
  • St. Matthias' Day
  • The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
  • St. Mark's Day
  • St. Philip and St. James
  • St. Barnabas
  • St. John Baptist's Day
  • St. Peter's Day
  • St. James's Day
  • St. Bartholomew
  • St. Matthew
  • St. Michael and All Angels
  • St. Luke
  • St. Simon and St. Jude
  • All Saints' Day
  • Holy Communion
  • Holy Baptism
  • Catechism
  • Confirmation
  • Matrimony
  • Visitation and Communion of the Sick
  • Burial of the Dead
  • Churching of Women
  • Commination
  • Forms of Prayer to Be Used at Sea
  • Gunpowder Treason
  • King Charles the Martyr
  • The Restoration of the Royal Family
  • The Accession
  • Ordination
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