f St. Barnabas' Day.

St. Barnabas' Day, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, St.
Peter's Day, St. James' Day, St. Bartholomew's Day, St. Matthew's
Day, St. Michael and All Angels' Day, St. Luke's Day, SS. Simon
and Jude's Day, All Saints' Day, take precedence of all Sundays
after Trinity.

The Feasts of the Dedication and Title of a Church rank as
principal festivals; but may not be observed on Advent Sunday,
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Epiphany, between the Fifth Sunday
in Lent and Low Sunday inclusive, Ascension Day, or from Whitsun
Eve to Trinity Sunday inclusive.

Octaves are not mentioned by name in the Prayer-Book, but are
implied in the rubrics preceding the Proper Prefaces of the
Communion Office. It has been suggested by the Convocation of
Canterbury that the Collects for St. Michael's and All Saints'
Days should be repeated on the seven days following those days
respectively. Such additions would be in the nature of new Octaves.
But the first of these days had no Octave in the Sarum or the Roman
Use: the second has an Octave in the Roman Use, but had none in the
Sarum Use. If any such additional Octaves are introduced, the
Festival of the Epiphany at least should have this distinction.
A general permission might also be given to individual churches
to keep the Octaves of their title or dedication.

7. _PROPER LESSONS_

To be read at Morning and Evening Prayer, on the Sundays, and other
Holy-days throughout the Year.

_LESSONS PROPER FOR HOLY-DAYS_.

8. _PROPER PSALMS ON CERTAIN DAYS_.

9. _THE CALENDAR, WITH THE TABLE OF LESSONS_.

The Black-letter days, especially those that commemorate Scriptural
persons and events, should be observed if possible. They may be
marked by sermons and suitable hymns.

10. _TABLES AND RULES_

For the Moveable and Immoveable Feasts; together with the Days of
Fasting and Abstinence, through the whole Year.

11. _RULES_ to know when the Moveable Feasts and Holy-days begin.

12. _A TABLE_ of all the Feasts that are to be observed in the
Church of England throughout the Year.

All Sundays in the Year.
| The Circumcision of our Lord
| JESUS CHRIST.
| The Epiphany.
| The Conversion of S. _Paul_.
| The Purification of the Blessed
| Virgin.
The | S. _Matthias_ the Apostle.
Days / The Annunciation of the
of the \ Blessed Virgin.
Feasts