INTRODUCTION
Many of our Continuing Anglican churches presently lack a resident priest, and must perforce be ministered to by Lay Readers, who, of course, cannot celebrate the Eucharist, and are not authorized to conduct the AnteCommunion, and thus will lead Morning or Evening Prayer. Since Lay Readers are not authorized to preach sermons of their own composition, there is a need for preauthorized homilies they can read. Since Morning and Evening Prayer do not use the same lectionary as does the Eucharist, it seems appropriate that there be homilies based on the lessons actually read. I was invited to prepare a series of such addresses, and the following are my humble attempt to fill that request.

This is the beginning of a series intended to cover every Sunday and major Holy Day of the 1928 American BCP, according to the 1943 lectionary as is most commonly used.

Each file, dealing with one Sunday or Feast, is intended to be printed (two-sided) as a booklet for use on the lectern. There are generally two sets of lessons for the Morning and two for the Evening for each Sunday, (printed out in full) and the attempt has been to provide a homily for each set of propers. Note that there is rubrical permission to use the Morning propers in the Evening and vice versa, so that there are four choices given for most weeks.
Humbly in Christ
Ed Pacht