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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A Proposal to Expand the Weekday Lectionary indicates how all the books of the Bible can be read at Mass in the Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church in ten years. This would be accomplished primarily by expanding the two-year cycle of First Readings on weekdays in Ordinary Time to a ten-year cycle. The goal is to provide a complete and continuous reading of every book of the Bible. The proposal would provide for reading of the whole biblical Word of God at the liturgy where the faithful gather to nourish and express their faith together. The average length of those First Readings would be fourteen verses. No changes are proposed to the liturgical calendar. The structure of the Liturgy of the Word would remain the same, that is, a Gospel passage would be read every day, along with a First Reading and its Responsorial Psalm. Minor adjustments to the sequence of Gospel readings are proposed, chiefly to restore those canonical verses that have been omitted in the current Lectionary. The Acts of the Apostles would be read continuously in its entirety during the Easter season, and the average length of those readings would be twenty-one verses.Bishops, clergy, liturgists, or anyone interested in more readings of Sacred Scripture at Mass will find this proposal interesting, helpful, and satisfying. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A Proposal to Expand the Weekday Lectionary indicates how all the books of the Bible can be read at Mass in the Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church in ten years. This would be accomplished primarily by expanding the two-year cycle of First Readings on weekdays in Ordinary Time to a ten-year cycle. The goal is to provide a complete and continuous reading of every book of the Bible. The proposal would provide for reading of the whole biblical Word of God at the liturgy where the faithful gather to nourish and express their faith together. The average length of those First Readings would be fourteen verses. No changes are proposed to the liturgical calendar. The structure of the Liturgy of the Word would remain the same, that is, a Gospel passage would be read every day, along with a First Reading and its Responsorial Psalm. Minor adjustments to the sequence of Gospel readings are proposed, chiefly to restore those canonical verses that have been omitted in the current Lectionary. The Acts of the Apostles would be read continuously in its entirety during the Easter season, and the average length of those readings would be twenty-one verses.Bishops, clergy, liturgists, or anyone interested in more readings of Sacred Scripture at Mass will find this proposal interesting, helpful, and satisfying. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A Proposal to Expand the Weekday Lectionary indicates how all the books of the Bible can be read at Mass in the Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church in ten years. This would be accomplished primarily by expanding the two-year cycle of First Readings on weekdays in Ordinary Time to a ten-year cycle. The goal is to provide a complete and continuous reading of every book of the Bible. The proposal would provide for reading of the whole biblical Word of God at the liturgy where the faithful gather to nourish and express their faith together. The average length of those First Readings would be fourteen verses. No changes are proposed to the liturgical calendar. The structure of the Liturgy of the Word would remain the same, that is, a Gospel passage would be read every day, along with a First Reading and its Responsorial Psalm. Minor adjustments to the sequence of Gospel readings are proposed, chiefly to restore those canonical verses that have been omitted in the current Lectionary. The Acts of the Apostles would be read continuously in its entirety during the Easter season, and the average length of those readings would be twenty-one verses.Bishops, clergy, liturgists, or anyone interested in more readings of Sacred Scripture at Mass will find this proposal interesting, helpful, and satisfying. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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