Morning Prayer

Morning Prayer

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  • Morning Prayer — n [U] a morning church service in the Church of England and the Episcopal Church in the US = ↑matins …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • morning prayer — noun uncount prayers that are said in the morning in the Episcopal Church …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • morning prayer — n. [M P ] 1. R.C.Ch. the second of the canonical hours; lauds 2. Anglican Ch. the service assigned to the morning …   English World dictionary

  • Morning Prayer —    The name given to the Church s Daily Office of prayer offered in the morning. In the first Prayer Book of 1549 both the Morning Service and that for evening began with the Lord s Prayer and ended with the third Collect. In 1552, the Sentences …   American Church Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  • Morning Prayer — (Matins)    Anglican conflation of the Roman Catholic offices of lauds and matins. Musical settings may include {}Venite (Psalm 95), Te Deum, Benedicite (Daniel 3), Benedictus, and {}Jubilate Deo (Psalm 100) with English texts despite the Latin… …   Historical dictionary of sacred music

  • Morning Prayer (album) — Morning Prayer is a 1978 album by Chico Freeman, released on India Navigation and the Japanese Whynot Records. Tracklisting All selections composed and arranged by Chico Freeman Like the Kind of Peace It is The In Between Conversations Morning… …   Wikipedia

  • Morning Prayer (Anglican) — Part of a series on the Anglican Communion …   Wikipedia

  • Morning Prayer — noun Date: 1552 a service of liturgical prayer used for regular morning worship in churches of the Anglican communion …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • morning prayer — first prayer of the day, prayers said at the start of each day …   English contemporary dictionary

  • Morning Prayer — Morn′ing Prayer′ n. rel matin 1) …   From formal English to slang

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