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	The Lectionary
		The text is from the NRSV translation of the Bible (except for the Episcopal Psalm, which is from the US Book of Common Prayer) and is in RTF format, which is editable by nearly all word processors.
		Lectionary links to the NRSV version of the Bible are thanks to Simon Kershaw and oremus.org.
		The other is an Excel spreadsheet, which has the RCL, Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Methodist lectionaries keyed to Bible passages.
	satucket.com /lectionary (757 words)

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		It assumes, without demonstration, the shortcomings of the eucharistic lectionary; it ignores the relation between the offices and the eucharist; it overlooks the coherence of the whole programme of the use of scripture in the common prayer tradition; it asserts the primacy of one form of eucharistic piety (Anglo-Catholic) while disparaging another (Evangelical).
		In a certain way, the main accomplishment of the 1871 lectionary was the impetus it gave towards two things: first, the establishment of a fully developed Sunday office lectionary; and second, the reordering of the daily office lectionary upon the principles of the ecclesiastical year.
		The 1922 lectionary was a significant achievement, but it was a revision which took place within the common prayer tradition and served to strengthen and make more explicit the doctrinal basis of the use of scripture within that tradition.
	www.lectionarycentral.com /Curry1.html (13474 words)

	Alex Ring
		Indeed, such occasional departures are within the best traditions of lectionary preaching, since the lectionary was never meant to be a forced march, but a path that each year would walk the Church through her festivals and visit the chief doctrines of the Faith.
		The lectionary did not fall into either of these categories, and thus was retained with only slight revision by the Lutherans: They added propers for Trinity 25 and 26, eschatological lessons meant to connect the end of life with the end of all things.
		Lectionary Central is a ministry of the Austin Fellowship.
	www.lectionarycentral.com /ring.html (8104 words)

	Scripture and Memory: The Ecumenical Hermeneutic of the Three-Year Lectionary - Vol 8, Autumn 1998 - The Institute ...
		That many Christian denominations have the lectionary in common (albeit in different versions) is indicative of ecumenical advances.
		Rather than the communal memory of the Catholic model, in which lectionaries of one kind or another have long mediated the Scriptures, the Protestant model knows the Bible as a continuous narrative in print form.
		The Bible itself structures the memory of the church in a dynamic encounter with the congregation at worship.
	www.icjs.org /news/vol8/lectionary.html (519 words)

	The Path of Understanding -- The Development of Lectionaries and their use in the Lutheran Church
		Indeed, such occasional departures are within the best traditions of lectionary preaching, since the lectionary was never meant to be a forced march, but a path that each year would walk the Church through her festivals and visit the chief doctrines of the Faith.
		The lectionary did not fall into either of these categories, and thus was retained with only slight revision by the Lutherans: They added propers for Trinity 25 and 26, eschatological lessons meant to connect the end of life with the end of all things.
		Indeed, of all the lectionaries the Historic is the most well-organized; there is even method in the seeming madness of the Trinity season.19 What is perhaps the greatest asset today is the fact that it is a one year lectionary.
	www.blc.edu /comm/gargy/gargy1/AlexRing.gpc.html (0 words)

	Jewish-Christian Relations :: Removing Anti-Jewish Polemic from our Christian Lectionaries: A Proposal
		There are 19 selections that are blatantly anti-Jewish in the Lectionary for Mass that were not in the "historic pericopes." The liturgical specialists who developed the Lectionary for Mass obviously did not apply the principles and the spirit of Nostra Aetate to their process of lectionary formation.
		During the interval between the publication of its A Four-Year Lectionary in 1990 and the ninth Sunday before Christmas 1992, however, church leaders in the United Kingdom prepared and implemented a United Kingdom adaptation of the Revised Common Lectionary and it, rather than A Four-Year Lectionary, is widely used in the United Kingdom.
		Ideally, revision of the Lectionary for Mass and of the Revised Common Lectionary to reduce the "promise-fulfillment" manipulation of the Earlier Testament and to avoid use of defamatory anti-Jewish texts should be done by leaders from every segment of the Christian Church.
	jcrelations.net /en/?id=737 (5632 words)

	Lectionaries and the Adultery Story - E-mail Exchange
		He makes a good case that the omission of the passage is best explained by the lectionary practice of reading a passage of Scripture at certain times of the year.
		To sum, Robinson uses the lectionaries to demonstrate a plausible case for why the adultery story is omitted in some manuscripts, and in different places in others.
		So the "hard evidence" of the lectionaries and the manuscripts themselves strongly argues in favor of the passage being genuine.
	www.dtl.org /versions/e-mails/adultery.htm (857 words)

	Examination of Modern NT Text Criticism (2/2)
		Lectionaries are portions of the New Testament books arranged according to a fixed order for reading in the churches at worship.
		This being the case, the text of the lectionaries represents a very reliable transmission medium since the lectionaries saw such limited use and were publicly read.
		The lectionaries support the reading of the traditional text over against the proposed changes of Westcott and Hort.
	av1611.com /kjbp/articles/young-examination2.html (6271 words)

	Alibris: Lectionaries
		Originating in the Roman Lectionary, this hermeneutic was developed in subsequent denominational and ecumenical versions, most recently the Revised Common Lectionary.
		Refreshingly innovative and spiritually challenging, "The Word and You" is an engaging companion for group or individual Bible study that uses study questions, devotional material, and background information to help readers not only experience Scripture from their own points of view, but encounter the text as the early gospel communities did.
		Lectionaries are 'orderly sequences of selections of from Scripture to be read aloud at public worship by a religious community.' Technically speaking, a lectionary is the actual book of lections ('scripture lessons') to be read according to a prescribed schedule during either Sunday worship or daily prayer.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/subject/Lectionaries (760 words)

	Creating Your Own Lectionary
		To create your own lectionary, you need to have a working knowledge of XML, because the data for each lectionary is stored in an XML file.
		The “category” attribute must be set to “Lectionaries”, and the “name” attribute should be set to the name of the file (minus the “.xml”).
		To allow a lectionary reading to be categorized in a season (and to display a color per season), add a element, with an identifier.
	www.logos.com /training/lectionary (873 words)

	What kind of canon do the lectionaries constitute? Biblical Theology Bulletin - Find Articles
		At present there are three in use, the Catholic lectionary that is internationally employed, one composed by the U.S. Episcopal Church for its revised BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, and the REVISED COMMON LECTIONARY of the Consultation on Common Texts.
		The LECTIONARY FOR MASS consisting of three readings in a three-year cycle for Sundays and feasts is what came of the world's Catholic bishops' legislative demand.
		Two other lectionaries are currently in use, one in the revised BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER and the other the REVISED COMMON LECTIONARY produced by an ecumenical committee (Catholics included) of the Consultation on Common Texts.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0LAL/is_1_30/ai_94331535 (1243 words)

	Bible Versions and Commentaries
		This text is the one contained in the Lectionaries approved for Sundays and Feasts and for Weekdays by the USCCB and recognized by the Holy See.
		Translated from the original languages by the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine according to the principles of Vatican II for use in the liturgy.
		It was the basis of the American Lectionary from the 1970s until 2002.
	www.ewtn.com /expert/answers/bible_versions.htm (3317 words)

	Eastern and Russian Orthodox Typicon (Ustav) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Orthodox Church uses two lectionaries -- one for the Gospel, which regulates the four Gospels, and one for the Apostolos, which regulates the other writings of the Apostles, including the acts and the various Epistles, but excluding the Apocalypse (Revelation).
		The Gospel lectionary begins each year on Pascha with the Gospel according to John.
		The Apostolos lectionary begins each year on Pascha with the Acts of the Holy Apostles, which are read sequentially, for the most part, for fifty days through the Sunday of Pentecost.
	www.orthodox.net /ustav/lectionary-explained.html (1506 words)

	PC(USA) - Daily Readings, Lectionary readings, frequently asked questions
		The Lectionary for Sundays and Festivals follows a three-year cycle and incorporates a semi-continuous reading for much of the Bible during Ordinary Time, while embracing a select lectionary for the Christmas and Easter cycles and certain other festivals.
		The Daily Lectionary is arranged in a two-year cycle and provides for reading twice through the New Testament and once through the Old Testament during the cycle.
		The Scriptural references for both the Lectionary for Sundays and Festivals and the Daily Lectionary are taken from the Common Lectionary (Revised) prepared by the Consultation on Common Texts.
	www.pcusa.org /devotions/lectionary/faq.htm (586 words)

	Bibles and Lectionaries
		The Lectionary was revised in the 1990s, after new translations of the New Testament (1986) and Psalms (1991) appeared.
		Thus the revised Lectionary had to undergo extensive "repairs"; consequently, in the late 1990s, several US bishops and Vatican experts together amended the Lectionary text, to correct the defective translations.
		As the Canadian bishops had already published the new Lectionary using the defective NRSV translation -- though without seeking Vatican approval -- they were permitted to continue to use it on an interim basis.
	www.adoremus.org /0204BiblesLectionaries.html (501 words)

	DOCTRINAL INSTRUMENT OF SALVATION: THE USE OF SCRIPTURE IN THE PRAYER BOOK LECTIONARY (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The principles upon which this lectionary is constructed follow the general lines of the proposed Sunday eucharistic lectionary— a combination of thematic and semi-continuous readings.
		To suggest that the older common lectionary is an historical accident overlooks the development of the eucharistic lectionary in the western tradition from the early Middle Ages onwards and impugns the work of the Reformers and the Counter-Reformers who attended to the eucharistic lectionary and made intentional improvements.
		The development of the lectionary in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, primarily the daily office lectionary and the Sunday office lectionary and only to a lesser degree the eucharistic lectionary, witness the utilization of modern biblical scholarship.
	www.prayerbook.ca /library/articles/doctrinal_instrument.html (18859 words)

	The Lectionary
		A lectionary is simply a list of Bible passages for reading, study, or preaching in services of worship.
		The Revised Common Lectionary (RCL) is a Lectionary for worship now used by many Protestant churches, and includes readings for Sunday services, as well as other special days, such as Christmas Eve and Day, Holy Name (New Years), Epiphany (January 6), Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, Easter Vigil, Ascension of the Lord, and Thanksgiving Day.
		The RCL Sunday readings are the basis for the Lectionary Commentary and Preaching Paths in The Voice.
	www.cresourcei.org /lection.html (614 words)

	Lectionaries
		The number of lectionaries now known is somewhat less than the number of continuous-text manuscripts (about 2300 lectionaries, as compared to some 3200 continuous-text manuscripts of all types), but this may be due simply to the fact that they were well-used but no longer prized once printed editions became available.
		An ordinary lectionary would contain two parts: A Synaxarion (containing the day-by-day readings for the liturgical year, beginning with Easter; this resembles the form of most modern lectionaries) and a Menologion (containing the readings for particular dates and events, and based on the fixed calendar).
		This being the case, it would seem likely that there would be a "lectionary text" -- a type which evolved in the lectionaries, in a manner analogous to the evolution of a type in the versions.
	www.skypoint.com /~waltzmn/Lectionary.html (0 words)

	Baptism B
		Lectionary Notes, Baptism of the Lord, Rev. Beth Quick and the Lectionary Chat Group Bible Study of St. Paul's UMC, Oneida, NY.
		Lectionary Hymns, Baptism of the Lord, United Methodist Church General Board of Discipleship.
		Lectionary Puzzles by Reg McMillan, St.Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Peterborough, Ontario.
	www.textweek.com /yearb/baptismb.htm (1565 words)

	Lectionaries
		The English Language Liturgical Consultation (International) work to promote the Revised Common Lectionary internationally and ecumenically, and are currently working to develop common English language liturgical texts beyond the collection in Prayers we have in Common.
		The Vanderbilt Lectionary Project provides the schema and texts for the Revised Common Lectionary.
		Rationale for the Lectionary used with the Anglican Cycle of Prayer
	www.anglican.ca /faith/worship/lectionaries.htm (172 words)

	Uncommon
		Designed to complement and supplement common lectionaries, it will help priests, pastors, and liturgical leaders introduce modern listeners to the message of Jesus as it was understood and experienced in all its variety by his earliest followers.
		It may sound oxymoronic to claim that a lectionary could be original, but this one truly shatters the mold.
		For the convenience of users of The Uncommon Lectionary, readings will be posted on the Westar website on Tuesdays two weeks in advance so that users may copy and paste the texts into Church bulletins.
	www.westarinstitute.org /Polebridge/Title/Uncommon/uncommon.html (314 words)

	KWCS: Lectionary?
		Ancient lectionaries are a major source of information for the scholars who reconstruct the original text of the New Testament.
		The concept of the lectionary was inherited by Christianity from Judaism.
		The Jewish lectionary calls for the Torah to be read aloud in its entirety once each year.
	www.kencollins.com /Texts/AboutLectionary.htm (0 words)

	Lectionary Resources: Lectionaries Old and New
		pseudepigrapha in lectionaries, in order to provide myself with a personal plan of study for those sets of
		Finding such a variety of lectionaries was a pleasant surprise.
		Lectionary of the Church of the Forty Martyrs, Mesopotamia
	www.bombaxo.com /lectionaries.html (0 words)

	The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod - Primary Editions
		This edition, an exact copy of the pew edition, only in a smaller size, is an ideal resource for personal use, as well as for pastors who use the hymnal when making calls.
		This edition, containing all of the readings for both lectionaries, is designed for the public reading of Holy Scripture.
		This edition will contain all of the occasional services that are normally conducted in the corporate assembly (e.g., marriage, burial, installation, dedications and blessings).
	www.lcms.org /pages/internal.asp?NavID=2774 (335 words)

	SermonWriter Home Page
		If you use the lectionary, you have probably looked at the lessons for the week and wondered, "What can I say that is faithful to these texts and relevant to my congregation?"
		SermonWriter follows the Revised Common Lectionary, but we have a number of satisfied subscribers who follow the Catholic Lectionary, the Anglican Lectionary, the Episcopal Lectionary, and the Lutheran Lectionary.
		While we cannot promise to cover all the bases for every lectionary, we are often able to send a second mailing with helpful resources for those who use denominationally-specific lectionaries.
	www.sermonwriter.com (0 words)

	Lectionaries and Liturgical Calendars :: ReligiousResources.org
		Large web site with worship resources such as daily and topical prayers, a lectionary, and discussions of various Christian topics.
		A Cross reference between the three lectionaries used by the Methodist Church of UK in recent years.
		These hymns are based on the Revised Common Lectionary and posted at least ten days in advance.
	www.religiousresources.org /directory/cat.php?cat_id=277 (267 words)

	Concordia's Lutheran Service Book
		Separate lectionary volumes have been prepared for each series of the three-year lectionary as well as the one-year lectionary.
		In order to support the revised lectionaries of Lutheran Service Book, separate lectionary volumes have been prepared for each series of the three-year lectionary as well as the one-year lectionary.
		Each volume of the lectionary includes an extensive introduction that explores numerous topics, including the significance of public reading of Holy Scripture, the history of the lectionary, and an explanation of the development of the lectionaries in Lutheran Service Book.
	lsb.cph.org /editions/lectionaries.asp (226 words)

	Lectionary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		2 Pattern of the Roman Lectionary and Revised Common Lectionary (RCL)
		Since the Second Vatican Council in the early 1960s, the revised lectionary of the Roman Catholic Church has been a foundation block upon which many contemporary lectionaries have been based, most notably the Revised Common Lectionary (RCL), and its derivitives, as organized by the Consultation on Common Texts (CCT) organization located in Nashville, TN.
		[edit] Pattern of the Roman Lectionary and Revised Common Lectionary (RCL)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lectionary (521 words)

	Church House Bookshop Lectionaries Etc.
		Please note: The Weekday Lectionary is only available in worked-out form in the annual Common Worship Lectionary, not for the three-year cycle.
		This Revised Common Lectionary edition of the Gospels is designed for use at the Lectern.
		This Companion to the Revised Common Lectionary contains resource material for All-Age worship for Year C. For each Sunday, there are prayers, liturgies and outlines for introducing the topic based More
	www.chbookshop.co.uk /23247 (0 words)

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