Lectionaries
September 28, 2026 at 11:50 AM
Lectionaries
YouVersion has been very lax about user privacy for a long time (this is from 2013): slate.com/technology/2...
Catena is run by a small team of Coptic developers and works well for users from a wide range of traditions (in terms of commentaries, lectionaries, etc).
Catena is run by a small team of Coptic developers and works well for users from a wide range of traditions (in terms of commentaries, lectionaries, etc).
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September 27, 2026 at 4:31 PM
YouVersion has been very lax about user privacy for a long time (this is from 2013): slate.com/technology/2...
Catena is run by a small team of Coptic developers and works well for users from a wide range of traditions (in terms of commentaries, lectionaries, etc).
Catena is run by a small team of Coptic developers and works well for users from a wide range of traditions (in terms of commentaries, lectionaries, etc).
Likewise, I would probably lose my mind if I was serving multiple congregations following different lectionaries or one observed the liturgical calendary the the other didn't.
September 19, 2026 at 5:31 PM
Likewise, I would probably lose my mind if I was serving multiple congregations following different lectionaries or one observed the liturgical calendary the the other didn't.
Lectionaries
September 17, 2026 at 3:50 PM
Lectionaries
Going to do a little cross checking of lectionaries and see if I can use his notes in sermon prep in the coming months. It delightfully has notes of where he preached the demon and when, length of preach, and crossings out and additions when he has gone back in following years. 6/6
September 8, 2026 at 11:22 AM
Going to do a little cross checking of lectionaries and see if I can use his notes in sermon prep in the coming months. It delightfully has notes of where he preached the demon and when, length of preach, and crossings out and additions when he has gone back in following years. 6/6
White or gold. It will be in the next set of lectionaries when they come out.
September 6, 2026 at 12:02 PM
White or gold. It will be in the next set of lectionaries when they come out.
Also, lectionaries like tomorrow's really make me annoyed at the translation "law," much as I understand that for the LXX communities in the Hellenistic world "nomos" was a way of legitimating Torah as the people-constituting cultural norm for Ioudaioi. But shifting that into the Latin "lex" ...
September 5, 2026 at 4:44 PM
Also, lectionaries like tomorrow's really make me annoyed at the translation "law," much as I understand that for the LXX communities in the Hellenistic world "nomos" was a way of legitimating Torah as the people-constituting cultural norm for Ioudaioi. But shifting that into the Latin "lex" ...
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Which readings from the Scriptures do we hear on Sundays, and how are they chosen? Join us for a new conversation in Worship Matters Q&A!
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Episode 498: Worship Q&A, Part Three--Lectionaries
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August 26, 2026 at 1:33 PM
Hey friends!
Here's a new episode of Crazy Faith Talk to share!
Which readings from the Scriptures do we hear on Sundays, and how are they chosen? Join us for a new conversation in Worship Matters Q&A!
open.spotify.com/episode/20MO...
Here's a new episode of Crazy Faith Talk to share!
Which readings from the Scriptures do we hear on Sundays, and how are they chosen? Join us for a new conversation in Worship Matters Q&A!
open.spotify.com/episode/20MO...
The lectionary has a carefully constructed architecture designed to deepen your congregation's understanding of Scripture.
Allow its logic to shape your sermon from exegesis to application.
Read Now: https://bit.ly/4qp1KDZ
Allow its logic to shape your sermon from exegesis to application.
Read Now: https://bit.ly/4qp1KDZ
How to Preach the Lectionary: A Pastor's Guide
Learn what lectionaries are, how they work, and six practical principles for preaching from them effectively in your church ministry today.
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August 17, 2026 at 7:23 PM
The lectionary has a carefully constructed architecture designed to deepen your congregation's understanding of Scripture.
Allow its logic to shape your sermon from exegesis to application.
Read Now: https://bit.ly/4qp1KDZ
Allow its logic to shape your sermon from exegesis to application.
Read Now: https://bit.ly/4qp1KDZ
* Could be one of the "various occasions"
* Could be, by custom, the propers for Last Epiphany
General Convention keeps adding lectionaries. WE DO NOT NEED MORE LECTIONARIES! Already, a celebrant has to choose among at least these six (!) options.
2/2
* Could be, by custom, the propers for Last Epiphany
General Convention keeps adding lectionaries. WE DO NOT NEED MORE LECTIONARIES! Already, a celebrant has to choose among at least these six (!) options.
2/2
August 13, 2026 at 10:19 PM
* Could be one of the "various occasions"
* Could be, by custom, the propers for Last Epiphany
General Convention keeps adding lectionaries. WE DO NOT NEED MORE LECTIONARIES! Already, a celebrant has to choose among at least these six (!) options.
2/2
* Could be, by custom, the propers for Last Epiphany
General Convention keeps adding lectionaries. WE DO NOT NEED MORE LECTIONARIES! Already, a celebrant has to choose among at least these six (!) options.
2/2
The lectionary is such a wonderful gift to the church.
July 31, 2026 at 12:19 AM
The lectionary is such a wonderful gift to the church.
Love this as well as her Women's Lectionaries.
July 28, 2026 at 9:13 PM
Love this as well as her Women's Lectionaries.
Solving the Mystery of One of the “Earliest Greek Lectionaries”
Solving the Mystery of One of the “Earliest Greek Lectionaries” - Blog - CoptOT Public
For more than a century, five parchment leaves preserved in the Austrian National Library in Vienna (P. Vindob. G 2324) have been regarded as one of the oldest surviving Greek Gospel lectionaries. In…
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July 26, 2026 at 4:04 AM
Solving the Mystery of One of the “Earliest Greek Lectionaries”
5. There are 2 common readings in UK lectionaries that are frequently used on St Swithun's Day: Proverbs 3:1–8 and Matthew 11:28–30, which reflect on Godly wisdom, gentleness, and finding rest in faith. Let's check these against the numerology of the Crop Circle next...
July 15, 2026 at 9:10 AM
5. There are 2 common readings in UK lectionaries that are frequently used on St Swithun's Day: Proverbs 3:1–8 and Matthew 11:28–30, which reflect on Godly wisdom, gentleness, and finding rest in faith. Let's check these against the numerology of the Crop Circle next...
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July 12, 2026 at 3:31 AM
Girolamo dai Libri · Gradual
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No matter what the Prayer Book officially says, the modern ecumenical lectionaries want Last Epiphany to be a Sunday commemorating the Transfiguration
It’s perfect except for one thing—Jan 6 and I think Baptism of Christ (1 Epiphany) are white, with the other weeks are green
(imo Last Epiphany should also be white but the powerful Ordinary Time lobby suppresses my advocacy)
(imo Last Epiphany should also be white but the powerful Ordinary Time lobby suppresses my advocacy)
July 5, 2026 at 11:01 PM
No matter what the Prayer Book officially says, the modern ecumenical lectionaries want Last Epiphany to be a Sunday commemorating the Transfiguration
the Bible in their practice of Christianity.
Different denominations use different liturgical calendars and lectionaries. My denomination uses the Revised Common Lectionary as an example. In the next skeet I will provide a link to what this looks like in practice.
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Different denominations use different liturgical calendars and lectionaries. My denomination uses the Revised Common Lectionary as an example. In the next skeet I will provide a link to what this looks like in practice.
lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu
Home - Revised Common LectionaryRevised Common Lectionary – A service of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library
Revised Common Lectionary – A service of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library
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July 5, 2026 at 8:40 PM
the Bible in their practice of Christianity.
Different denominations use different liturgical calendars and lectionaries. My denomination uses the Revised Common Lectionary as an example. In the next skeet I will provide a link to what this looks like in practice.
lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu
Different denominations use different liturgical calendars and lectionaries. My denomination uses the Revised Common Lectionary as an example. In the next skeet I will provide a link to what this looks like in practice.
lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu
Our Wolsey Manuscripts website is now back online. You can look at Wolsey's Gospel and Epistle lectionaries, housed at Magdalen and Christ Church respectively, at the same time. Learn more about these beautiful manuscripts, their history and read research about them here: www.wolseymanuscripts.ac.uk
The Wolsey Manuscripts - The Wolsey Manuscripts
Only half a decade before England broke with the Roman Catholic Church, two intensely beautiful liturgical manuscripts were made for the country’s leading cleric. For Thomas Wolsey, cardinal and…
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June 9, 2026 at 11:58 AM
Our Wolsey Manuscripts website is now back online. You can look at Wolsey's Gospel and Epistle lectionaries, housed at Magdalen and Christ Church respectively, at the same time. Learn more about these beautiful manuscripts, their history and read research about them here: www.wolseymanuscripts.ac.uk
The Gospel lectionary reading for today is John 4:5–42, Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman. In the tradition of the Church, this woman is celebrated by name. Read more about this Sunday and how this story is remembered and depicted in Byzantine lectionaries.
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May 10, 2026 at 5:43 AM
The Gospel lectionary reading for today is John 4:5–42, Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman. In the tradition of the Church, this woman is celebrated by name. Read more about this Sunday and how this story is remembered and depicted in Byzantine lectionaries.
criticaltexts.com/weekly-lecti...
criticaltexts.com/weekly-lecti...
I feel this way about most lectionaries, tbh
there was more business to find out what should be read, than to read it when it was found out.
May 4, 2026 at 3:45 AM
I feel this way about most lectionaries, tbh
It also includes “one of the most sumptuously illuminated of all the Anglo-Saxon lectionaries still in existence”, on loan from Pembroke College Cambridge. 🧵 2/
https://www.pem.cam.ac.uk/college/news/pembroke-loans-manuscript-hereford-cathedral
#11thcentury #anglosaxon #pembroke1347
https://www.pem.cam.ac.uk/college/news/pembroke-loans-manuscript-hereford-cathedral
#11thcentury #anglosaxon #pembroke1347
Pembroke loans manuscript to Hereford Cathedral | Pembroke
Pembroke has loaned an 11th-century gospel lectionary to Hereford Cathedral for its new exhibition, Shaping the Early Medieval Faith: the Hereford Gospels. The exhibition explores the creation of the Gospels and their use across the centuries.
www.pem.cam.ac.uk
May 2, 2026 at 3:47 AM
It also includes “one of the most sumptuously illuminated of all the Anglo-Saxon lectionaries still in existence”, on loan from Pembroke College Cambridge. 🧵 2/
https://www.pem.cam.ac.uk/college/news/pembroke-loans-manuscript-hereford-cathedral
#11thcentury #anglosaxon #pembroke1347
https://www.pem.cam.ac.uk/college/news/pembroke-loans-manuscript-hereford-cathedral
#11thcentury #anglosaxon #pembroke1347
On this feast of St Philip and James, the latter apostle is mentioned in TEC’s Office and Eucharist lectionaries together a total of exactly zero times!
The less said about James the Less the better, I guess!
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The less said about James the Less the better, I guess!
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May 1, 2026 at 9:06 PM
On this feast of St Philip and James, the latter apostle is mentioned in TEC’s Office and Eucharist lectionaries together a total of exactly zero times!
The less said about James the Less the better, I guess!
⚓️
The less said about James the Less the better, I guess!
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