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Based on the 2015 Service of the Word, this Liturgy for use in times of lament has been authorised for experimental use by the College of Bishops.
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Based on the 1982 Scottish Liturgy, this Liturgy for use in times of lament has been authorised for experimental use by the College of Bishops.
This document includes Collects, Prayer of Consecration, Post-Communion Prayer, and Blessing for use during the Season of Creation
Gaelic version of the 1970 Scottish Liturgy.
Scottish Liturgy 1982 was revised in 2022, and General Synod subsequently agreed that older versions of the Liturgy should be deleted from the Schedule to Canon 22. This includes the Scottish Liturgy 1982 with Propers and the Revised Common Lectionary (the ringbound book). However, the Propers and the Revised Common Lectionary part of that book […]
Collects for Sundays, Holy Days, Saints’ Days and Special Occasions throughout the Year have been authorised for experimental use within the Scottish Episcopal Church by the College of Bishops. Authorisation extends to Advent 2027, and their use in all pastoral charges is encouraged. They are to be used with The Scottish Liturgy (1982), Daily Prayer […]
The order for the Holy Eucharist, from the Scottish Prayer Book of 1929, written in the poetic English of the seventeenth century.
A version of Holy Eucharist, according to permitted rite of 1970. View the Gaelic version of this liturgy.
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Scottish Prayer Book 1929 Eucharistic Prayer translated and adapted for use in Scottish Liturgy 1982
A version of Holy Eucharist, according to permitted rite of 1970. View the Gaelic version of this liturgy.
The 1982 Scottish Liturgy is widely used throughout the Scottish Episcopal Church and is available in a variety of formats which are available to download below. Gaelic version of the 1982 Scottish Liturgy. See also: Scottish Liturgy 1982 with Alternative Eucharistic Prayers Propers and Revised Common Lectionary
Within the Episcopal tradition our central rite is the Holy Eucharist (also known as Holy Communion or the Mass). Founded upon Jesus’ final meal with his disciples in which bread and wine were made the signs of his body and blood, this rite celebrates his presence and his people once again offer their lives to […]
