- June 4 - Trinity - Psalm 8
- June 11 - Pentecost 2, Proper 10 - Psalm 33:1-12 or Psalm 50:7-15
- June 18 - Pentecost 3, Proper 11 - Psalm 116:1-2, 12-19 or Psalm 100
- June 25 - Pentecost 4, Proper 12 - Psalm 86:1-10, 16-17 or Psalm 69:7-10, 16-18
- July 1 - Canada Day - Psalm 85:7-13
- July 2 - Pentecost 5, Proper 13 - Psalm 13 or Psalm 89:1-4, 15-18
- July 9 - Pentecost 6, Proper 14 - Psalm 45:10-17 OR Song of Solomon 2:8-13 or Psalm 145:8-14
- July 16 - Pentecost 7, Proper 15 - Psalm 119:105-112 or Psalm 65:(1-8), 9-13
- July 23 - Pentecost 8, Proper 16 - Psalm 139:1-12, 23-24 or Psalm 86:11-17
- July 30 - Pentecost 9, Proper 17 - Psalm 105:10-11, 45b OR Psalm 128 or Psalm 119:129-116
- August 6 - Pentecost 10, Proper 18 - Psalm 17:1-7, 15 or Psalm 145:8-9, 14-21
- August 6 - Transfiguration - Psalm 2 OR Psalm 99
- August 6 - Memorializing the Apology, August 6, 1993 - Psalm 107:1-6
- August 13 - Pentecost 11, Proper 19 - Psalm 105:1-6, 16-22, 45b or Psalm 85:8-13
- August 15 - Saint Mary the Virgin - Psalm 132:6-10, 13-14
- August 20 - Pentecost 12, Proper 20 - Psalm 133 or Psalm 67
- August 27 - Pentecost 13, Proper 21 - Psalm 124 or Psalm 138
- September 3 - Pentecost 14, Proper 22 - Psalm 105:1-6, 23-26, 45c or Psalm 26:1-8
A word about alternate selections: During Ordinary Time (the numbered Sundays after Epiphany and after Pentecost), the Revised Common Lectionary provides for two streams of readings. In the semi-continuous stream, the Old Testament readings flow from week to week, telling the OT stories. In the typological stream, the Old Testatment readings are chosen to relate thematically to the Gospel reading. A worshipping community should select either the semi-continuous stream or the typological stream, and stick with it throughout the entire season. The psalms are not meant as alternative selections, they go with the stream of readings. So you use either the first psalm or the second one, but don't flip-flop around from one week to the next or you miss the entire point of having a lectionary.