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The Communion.
companye of all faythfull people, and heyres th°ough hope
of thy euerla¥ing kingdome, by the merites of the mo¥
p°ecious death and pa±ion, of thy deare ƒonne. We therfo°e
mo¥ humbly beƒeche thee, O heauenly father, ƒo to a±i¥ vs
with thy grace, that we may continue in that holy felowƒhip,
and doe all ƒuche good woo°kes, as thou ha¥ p°epared
fo° vs to walke in, th°ough Jeƒus Ch°i¥e our Lo°de, to
whome with thee, and the holy go¥, bee all honour and
glo°y, wo°ld without ende.
Then the Prie¥ turning hym to the people, ƒhall let them depart
with this ble±ing:
The peace of G O D (which pa±eth all vnder¥anding)
kepe your hartes and mindes in the knowledge and loue of
G O D , and of his ƒonne Jeƒus Ch°i¥ our Lo°de: And the
ble±ing of God almightie, the father, the ƒonne, and the holy
go¥, be emonges you and remayne with you alway.
Amen.
Dearly beloued, &c.
Then the people ƒhall aunƒwere.
Where there are no clerkes, there the P°ie¥ ƒhall ƒay al thinges
appoynted here fo° them to ƒing.
When the holy Communion is celeb°ate on the wo°keday, o°
in p°iuate howƒes; Then may be omitted, the Glo°ia in excelƒis,
the Crede, the Homily, and the exho°tacion, beginning.
Collectes to bee ƒayed after the Offerto°y, when there is no
Communion, euery ƒuch day one.
Sƒi¥ vs mercifully, O Lo°d, in theƒe our ƒupplicacions
and p°aiers, and diƒpoƒe the way of
thy ƒeruauntes, toward the attainement of euerla¥ing
ƒaluacion, that emong all the chaunges and chaunces
of thys mo°tall lyfe, they maye euer bee defended by thy