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1. • • A collect is simply a prayer meant to gather the intentions of the people and the focus of worship into a succinct prayer.
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   Where does the word collect come from?

   • The word collect comes from the Latin phrase ecclesia collecta, which means that it is a public prayer prayed by and for the assembled church. It is modeled after the Lord's Prayer. The Lord's Prayer begins with an address to God: Our Father,…

   Anatomy of a Collect - A Collection of Prayers

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   What does collect mean in the Bible?

   • As the other use of collect in English suggests, the root Latin word means “gather together.” The prayer was a means of gathering the faithful for worship, and was hence an opening act of the liturgy. It was also a collective prayer that brought all of the people’s requests, petitions, and prayers into one focused expression.

   The Anatomy of a Prayer: Using the Collect in Worship

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   What is a Collect Prayer?

   • A collect is simply a prayer meant to gather the intentions of the people and the focus of worship into a succinct prayer. All of the collects more or less fit a pattern that Archbishop Thomas Cranmer developed, and some would say, perfected in the first Book of Common Prayer (1549). The form of collects is actually quite simple.

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   What is a collect of the day?

   • The Collect of the Day as I said earlier should help tune our ears to hear what we just prayed for in the upcoming readings. So we pray this prayer with great anticipation waiting to hear from Christ’s own Word concerning the fulfillment of what we just prayed.

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   When should a collect be used?

   • 1 Normally on any occasion only one Collect is used. 2 The Collect for each Sunday is used on the following weekdays, except where other provision is made. 3 At Evening Prayer on Saturdays other than Christmas Eve, Easter Eve or Principal Feasts or Festivals, the Collect appointed for the ensuing Sunday shall be used.

   Collects and Suggested Canticles and Refrains (Daily Prayer)

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   What is a collect in the Book of Common Prayer?

   • All of the collects more or less fit a pattern that Archbishop Thomas Cranmer developed, and some would say, perfected in the first Book of Common Prayer (1549). The form of collects is actually quite simple. First, there is an address to God and to his character or actions in the world on our behalf. Second, there is a request.

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   Jan 29, 2015 · What is a Collect? A collect is simply a prayer meant to gather the intentions of the people and the focus of worship into a succinct prayer.

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   Dec 2, 2020 · A collect (pronounced KAHL-lekt) is an ancient prayer form that has a certain structure. The word collect comes from the Latin phrase ecclesia collecta, which means that it is a public prayer prayed by and for the assembled church. It is modeled after the Lord's Prayer.

5. acollectionofprayers.com › 20 › collect-for-the-wordCollect for the Word - A Collection of Prayers

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   Jun 20, 2016 · Collect for the Word. Blessed Lord, you have given us your Holy Scriptures for our learning. May we so hear them, read, learn, and take them to heart, that being strengthened and comforted by your holy Word, we may cling to the blessed hope of everlasting life, through Jesus Christ, our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit ...

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   For certain Sundays, Principal Feasts, other Principal Holy Days and Festivals, proper Refrains are provided with the Collect in the following sections. For Lesser Festivals, reference is made to the optional use of common Refrains, which are to be found at the end of the Sanctorale (here).

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   The collect, like that other great prayer the Great Thanksgiving (Eucharistic Prayer), is at the heart of what prayer is for us and so traditionally is addressed to the Father, through the Son, in the power of the Holy Spirit.

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   Jan 11, 2024 · Sometimes you might read in the service of Matins the “Collect for the Word” or something else, but they all follow a typical pattern. The pattern is this: There is an address to God, recalling His character or action in the world on our behalf. Then we make our request known to God.

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   Aug 10, 2015 · The prayer was a means of gathering the faithful for worship, and was hence an opening act of the liturgy. It was also a collective prayer that brought all of the people’s requests, petitions, and prayers into one focused expression.