| July | Pray for: | |
| 1 | The Most Precious Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ | Devotion to the Precious Blood that recognizes ourneed of humiliaty |
| 2 | Fourth Sunday After Pentecost | |
| 3 | Indepedence Day | the Brotherhood of St. Andrew |
| 4 | grace to maintain our liberties in righteousness and peace | |
| 5 | BVM | Associations of Anglican Musicians |
| 6 | Sexburga of Ely | all efforts of evangelism that they might be blessed with true success |
| 7 | Paladius of Ireland | creative leadershit that will result in a unified people in the Northern Counties |
| 8 | Aquila and Priscila | renewal in faith, life and discipline in all parishes |
| 9 | Fifth Sunday After Pentecost | a devotion that may result in pure affection |
| 10 | all bishops, especially my own | |
| 11 | Benedict of Nursia | the Order of St. Benedict |
| 12 | BVM | the preservation of natural resources |
| 13 | Silas, companion of Paul | for missions to business, industry, and the arts |
| 14 | Bonaventure of Albano | doctors, nurses, and social workers |
| 15 | Translation of Swithum of Winchester | seasonable weather and sufficient rain |
| 16 | Sixth Sunday After Pentecost | grace to perceive and fulfill what we ought to do |
| 17 | William White | recondilliation in the Episcopal Church |
| 18 | hostages and their families | |
| 19 | Macrina | The Association of Episcopal Colleges |
| 20 | Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Amelia Bloomer, Sojourner Truth, and Harreit Ross Tubman | workers for social and racial justice |
| 21 | the ministry of prayer warriors and all Carmels | |
| 22 | St. Mary Magdalene | that all persons be brought to repentance |
| 23 | Seventh Sunday After Pentecost | the ability to recognize that our worthiness lays in our Savior, Jesus Christ |
| 24 | Thomas ‡ Kempis | more people to adopt a spiritual rule |
| 25 | St. James the Apostle | the spirit of self-denial |
| 26 | The Parents of the BVM | Mar Thoma Church of India |
| 27 | William Reed Huntington | a spirit of listening in Ecumenical Dialogues informed by the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral |
| 28 | Samson of Dol | the Mercer School of Theology |
| 29 | Mary and Martha of Bethany | the safety of Christians under persecution |
| 30 | Eighth Sunday After Pentecost | oliness to pass through things temporal that we may share things eternal |
| 31 | Ignatius Loyola | St. Joseph's Ward, St. Mary in the Palms, Los Angeles, CA |
| August | Pray for: | |
| 1 | Joseph of Arimathaea | proper and reverent burial of the dead |
| 2 | The Anglican Fellowship of Prayer | |
| 3 | Nicodemus | spiritually enlightened political leadership |
| 4 | Jean-Baptiste Vianney, Cure d'Ars | The Society of Catholic Priests |
| 5 | Oswald of Northumbria | all martyrs of conscience |
| 6 | The Feast of the Transfiguration of our Lord | that we may be delivered from the disquietude of this world and behold the King in his beauty and the Community of the Transfiguration |
| 7 | John Mason Neale | Society of St. Margaret |
| 8 | Dominic, Priest, Friar, and Founder | for strenghthening of the ministry of preaching and for the Anglican Order of Preachers |
| 9 | reconcilliation in Iraq mong all parties, tribal, religious, and ethnic, and ceasing of conflict | |
| 10 | Laurence of Rome | Annunciation Ward, Annunciation, Philadelphia, PA |
| 11 | Clare of Assissi | Community of St. Francis |
| 12 | Hippolytus of Rome | unity in essentials, liberty in non-essentials, and charity in all |
| 13 | Tenth Sunday After Pentecost | The Church: that God's continual pity may cleanse and defend her thereby preserving Her for everymore |
| 14 | Jonathan Myrick Daniels | those who work for the protection of Civil Rights |
| 15 | Assumption of the BVM | that we may share in the glory of the Mother of God and have the grace to follow in the blessed steps of our Lord's mostly holy life |
| 16 | Stephen of Hungary | Creative leadership to heal the divisions in the churches of Eastern Europe |
| 17 | all Cistercian Houses and their continued witness to the power of poverty | |
| 18 | William Porcher du Bose | The School of Theology - Sewanee |
| 19 | BVM | St. Luke's Ward - St Luke's, Fort Myers, FL |
| 20 | Eleventh Sunday After Pentecost | grace to live thankfully into the fruits of Christ's redeeming work |
| 21 | Abraham of Smolensk | my parish priest |
| 22 | Queenship of the BVM | Sisterhood of the Holy Nativity |
| 23 | Rose of Lima | work with Hispanic/Latino Communities |
| 24 | St. Bartholomew, Apostle | grace to truly believe and preach the Word for growth throughout the Church in the essentials of faith, hope, and love |
| 25 | Louis of France | the Church's ministry to the hearing-impaired |
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| 27 | Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost | that the Holy Spirit might unite the Church to show forth God's power and glory among all peoples |
| 28 | Augustine of Hippo | Community of the Holy Spirit |
| 29 | Beheading of John Baptist | Community of St. John the Baptist |
| 30 | Charles C. Grafton | Grafton Ward- Grace Church, Sheboygan, WI |
| 31 | Aidan of Leindesfarne | the witness of the Northumbrian Community |
| September | Pray for: | |
| 1 | David Pendleton Oakenhater | North American Association for the Diaconate and the work and witness of vocational deacons |
| 2 | Martyrs of New Guinea | Melanesian Brotherhood |
| 3 | Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost | the increase of true religion and the nourishment of all goodness |
| 4 | Paul Jones, Bishop and Peace Advocate (Labor Day) | increase of those who work for peace (in thanksgiving for those whose labor provides for our necessities, both spiritual and corporeal) |
| 5 | Boris and Gleb | Patriarch of Moscow, the Russian Synod, the unity of the Church in the Ukraine and reconcilliation between Rome and Moscow |
| 6 | the people of the Ukraine | |
| 7 | God's mercy to the world | |
| 8 | Nativity of the BVM | St. Mary's Ward - St. Mary's, Ashville, NC |
| 9 | Constance, Nun and her Companions | Community of St. Mary |
| 10 | Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost | that the dawn of salvation may be dear to our hearts; so that we may trust the Lord fully |
| 11 | Blessed Constance and her Companions Ward, St. George's Ardmore, PA | |
| 12 | John Henry Hobart | General Theological Seminary |
| 13 | Cyprian of Carthage | elimination of the slave trade in the Sudan and Subsaharan Africa |
| 14 | The Holy Cross | Order of the Holy Cross |
| 15 | Seven Sorrows of the BVM | Union of Black Episcopalians |
| 16 | Ninian of Galloway | St. Clare's Ward - St. Paul's, Savannah, GA |
| 17 | Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost | that the Holy Spirit may in all things direct and rule our hearts |
| 18 | Edward Bouverie Pusey | for encounters in the life of the Church which surpasses our common experience |
| 19 | Theodore of Tarsus | for Anglican/Orthodox discussions |
| 20 | John Coleridge Patteson (Ember Day) | the Church in Aotearea and the evangelistic efforts of the Bush Brotherhood (those to be ordained to the sacred ministry) |
| 21 | St. Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist | the work of Church planters and missionaries |
| 22 | (Ember Day) | for the choice of fit persons for the ordained ministry |
| 23 | BVM (Ember Day) | Daughters of the King |
| 24 | Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost | that we may love things heavenly and hold fast to that which endures |
| 25 | Sergius of Moscow | the monastic witness to the power of stability |
| 26 | Lancelot Andrews | Nashotah House |
| 27 | Vincent de Paul | the work and witness of the Vincent de Paul Society |
| 28 | Wenceslaus of Bohemia | refugees in Central Europe |
| 29 | St. Michael and All Angels | thanksgiving for the ministry of angels and St. Michael's Ward - Church of the Ascension, Chicago and St. Michael's Denver |
| 30 | Jerome of Bethlehem | the safety and witness of the Christian Community in Bethlehem |
| October | Pray for: | |
| 1 | Seventeenth Sunday After Pentecost | that the Holy Spirit may enable us to obtain the promise of heavenly treasure |
| 2 | The Holy Guardian Angels | the terminally ill and those near death |
| 3 | Therese of Lisieux | the Church in France and its work to evangelize in the face of apathy |
| 4 | Francis of Assissi, Friar, Deacon and Founder | for simplicity of life and the worldwide work of the Society of St. Francis, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Orders |
| 5 | for a deeper connection between the truth of the Incarnation and of all that is human | |
| 6 | Bruno, founder | all Carthusian Charterhouses and an increase in the comtemplative life |
| 7 | Holy Rosary of the BVM | St. Mary's Ward - St. Mary the Virgin, NYC |
| 8 | Eighteenth Sunday After Pentecost | that we may grow in our readiness to pray and actively participate in the abundance of God's mercy |
| 9 | Robert Grosseteste of Lincoln | Anglican colleges and universities |
| 10 | Paulinus, First Archbishop of York | John Sentamu, Archbishop of York and the Province of York |
| 11 | Motherhood of the BVM | St. Cuthbert's Ward - Gethsemane Church, Marion, IN |
| 12 | Wilfrid of York | St. Paul's Ward, St. Paul's, Washington, DC |
| 13 | Edward the Confessor | for the deepening of Jewish - Christian dialogue |
| 14 | Samuel Isaac Joseph Schereschewsky | translators of Holy Scripture |
| 15 | Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost | that we may continually be given to good works by the activity of grace and be made partakers in the heavenly kingdom |
| 16 | Latimer, Ridley, and Cranmer, Bishops and Martyrs | a lively and informed witness to the Catholic and Reformed Faith |
| 17 | Ignatius of Antioch | the Society of St. John the Evangelist |
| 18 | St. Luke, Evangelist | International Order of St. Luke the Physician |
| 19 | Henry Martyn | Gewargis III, Catholicos-Patriarch of the Church of the East |
| 20 | the annual pilgrimage to Lalabella, Ethiopia | |
| 21 | BVM | the Administrator, and the continuing campaign to expand the witness of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham |
| 22 | Twentieth Sunday After Pentecost | that the Church throughout the world may persevere with steadfast faith in the confession of Jesus Christ |
| 23 | St. James of Jerusalem | that the Church may give itself continuously to prayer and reconcilliation and the work of the Armenian, Greek, and Latin Custodians |
| 24 | Raphael the Archangel | people suffering from war, disease, and famine in Africa |
| 25 | an increase in women's vocations to the religious life | |
| 26 | Alfred the Great | for steadfastness in the Faith |
| 27 | Church Periodical Club and the Anglican Society | |
| 28 | SS. Simon and Jude, Apostles | all bishops, especially my own |
| 29 | Twenty-First Sunday After Pentecost | that we may run without stumbling to obtain God's heavenly promises |
| 30 | stability in the Archipelagos of Southeast Asia and the witness of Christians for justice and peace | |
| 31 | Vigil of All Saints | All Saints Ward - All Saints, Fort Worth, TX |
| November | Pray for: | |
| 1 | All Saints, Twenty-Second After Pentecost | the aid and intersession of the saints |
| 2 | All Souls | all the departed as well as the work of the Chantry of the Guild of All Suls |
| 3 | Richard Hooker | courage to proclaim the Gospel whatever the obstacles |
| 4 | Charles Borromeo | A Petrine primacy acceptable to all Christians |
| 5 | All Saints Sunday, Twenty-Second After Pentecost | that through the hope of Christ's purity we may be made like Him the political and communal will to work to rebuild the USA with all God's children in mind |
| 6 | The Bible Reading Fellowship | |
| 7 | Willibrord of Utrecht | The Archbihop of Utrecht and the Old Catholic Churches |
| 8 | Saints and Martyrs of the Anglican Communion | My Ward, its Superior, and Members |
| 9 | all parish priests, especially my own | |
| 10 | Leo the Great | Society of the Holy Cross (SSC) |
| 11 | Martin of Tours | The Church Army and its work of evangelism |
| 12 | Twenty-Third Sunday After Pentecost | that we may hear, read, mark, and learn God's Word |
| 13 | St. Andrew's Ward - St. Andrew's, Buffalo, NY | |
| 14 | Bestowal of the American Episcopate | the House of Bishops: leadership inspired and under the discipline of the Holy Spirit |
| 15 | Albert the Great | Order of the Teachers of the Children of God |
| 16 | Margaret of Scotland | the work of camp and conference centers |
| 17 | Hugh of Lincoln | wise and faith-filled leadership from the Anglican Primates |
| 18 | Hilda of Whitby | the cultivation of obedience and stability in the Church |
| 19 | The Twenty-Fourth Sunday After Pentecost | that we may read, mark, learn and inwardly digest all Holy Scripture, that we may hold fast the blessed hope of everlasting life |
| 20 | Edmund of East Anglia | Society of St. Paul |
| 21 | Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary | Shrine of Our Lady of Clemency, Phladelphia, and its ministry of intercession |
| 22 | Cecilia of Rome | support and cultivation of church music and musicians |
| 23 | Thanksgiving | that we may be fiathful stewards of God's bounty |
| 24 | St. Savior's Ward - St. Clement's, Philadelphia | |
| 25 | James O. S. Huntington | ministries dedicated to the inner city |
| 26 | Christ the King | greater thanksgiving for and obedience to the reign of Christ |
| 27 | Christ the King Ward - Christ Church, Williamsport, PA | |
| 28 | Kamehameha and Emma | all rulers and leaders of the nations |
| 29 | Little Gidding and their witness to the life of prayer | |
| 30 | St. Andrew the Apostle | the work and witness of the Primus and College of Bishops of the Episcopal Church in Scotland |
| December | Pray for: | |
| 1 | Nicholas Ferrar | innovative and culturally astute missionaries |
| 2 | Channing Moore Williams | Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui and Nippon Sei Ko Kal |
| 3 | Advent 1 | for grace to cast away the works of darkness and put on the armor of light |
| 4 | John of Damascus | Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East |
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| 11 | Bishop James DeKoven Ward - Intercession Church, Steven's Point, WI | |
| 12 | Jane Francis de Chantal | for hospitals and homes for the aged |
| 13 | Lucy of Sicily (Ember Day) | creative and peaceful solutions to the threat of terrorism (for those to be ordained to the sacred ministry) |
| 14 | John of the Cross | Jesus' vision tht we all might be one as He and the Father are One |
| 15 | (Ember Day) | (vocations to the ordained ministry and a disciplined priesthood in the Church) |
| 16 | (Ember Day) | (a deeper understanding of our baptsmal vocations) |
| 17 | Advent 3 | grace to put away sin |
| 18 | grace to live exemplary moral and devotional lives | |
| 19 | Brothers and Sisters of St. Gregory | |
| 20 | right understanding and use of the marriage canons | |
| 21 | St. Thomas the Apostle | for faith that overcomes doubt and the Church in kerala |
| 22 | the sacrament of reconcilliation that it may be widely used | |
| 23 | prepared, devout, and regular communions in church | |
| 24 | Advent 4 | ourselves, that we may be mansions prepared for Our Lord |
| 25 | The Nativity | thanksgiving for the great gift of the Incarnation; that the light of Christ might shine through us |
| 26 | St. Stephen | in thanksgiving for the vision of mystics |
| 27 | St. John | St. Jude's Ranch and its work with children |
| 28 | The Holy innocents | for children victimized, murdered, and abused |
| 29 | Thomas Becket | for those who practice the ministry of conflict resolution |
| 30 | Josephine Butler | for prisoners, captives, hostages, and their families |
| 31 | Christmas I | that the Incarnate Word may be enkindled in our hearts |