The Lectionary for Weekday Masses Chapel Edition from Catholic Book Publishing contains the complete Weekday Lectionary in liturgical use in the Catholic Church. The three magnificently illustrated volumes of the Weekday Lectionary include the Weekdays for Years I and II, Proper and Common of Saints, and Ritual and Votive Masses. Large, bold, easy-to-read 11-pt. type; a user-friendly layout that eliminates unnecessary page-turning; and over 20 beautiful liturgical drawings providing a pictorial introduction to each main section make this Weekday Lectionary invaluable to Ministers of the Word. Each volume of the Lectionary for Weekday Masses features ribbon markers, enabling the Lector or Gospel Reader to find the options quickly. With their durable, attractive cloth binding, the three volumes of the Chapel Edition of Catholic Book Publishing\'s Lectionary for Weekday Masses will stand up to daily use and last for years.

Cardinal Albert Vanhoye's remarkable exegesis on the daily readings for Years I and II is now available in English. World-famous scripture scholar Cardinal Albert Vanhoye, SJ provides insightful and well-grounded exegesis of selected daily Mass readings.

From USCCB Publishing, this revision of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM) seeks to promote more conscious, active, and full participation of the faithful in the mystery of the Eucharist. While the Missale Romanum contains the rite and prayers for Mass, the GIRM provides specific detail about each element of the Order of Mass as well as other information related to the Mass.

The Collection of Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary includes the Missal, revised to conform to The Roman Missal, Third Edition, and its companion Lectionary. Printed in easy-to-read, two-color type, these well-crafted ritual books feature a blue hardcover stamped with the distinct and beautiful art of Martin Erspamer, OSB; silver-gilded pages; and ribbons. They provide the formularies required for celebration of the forty-six Masses in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which are distributed across the seasons of the liturgical year (three in Advent, six for the Christmas season, five in Lent, four for the Easter season, and twenty eight for Ordinary Time). The Lectionary contains the biblical readings for each Marian Mass, together with the Responsorial Psalms and the alleluia verse or Verse before the Gospel reading.

The Chapel Edition is a popular choice among Lectionary users. Its convenient size and full list of features fit a variety of needs. Parishes may use the new Lectionary for Mass for weekdays beginning February 13,2002 (Ash Wednesday). Mandatory use begins May 19, 2002(Pentecost). Special features of this edition: single-column format throughout highly readable 11 pt. Cheltenham bold type fine, buff-colored paper two-color printing to separate rubrics from text readings arranged to avoid page turns additional space between lines for enhanced legibility all readings set in sense lines New American Bible translation

"[A]n outstanding resource for the ongoing discussion on the post-conciliar liturgical reform... Matthew Hazell is to be congratulated for creating a comparative tool to facilitate such a debate" -- Fr Uwe Michael Lang, C.O., in Antiphon: A Journal for Liturgical Renewal The Index Lectionum is a tool that makes the comparison of the lectionaries of the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms easier than it has been up until now. All the readings at Mass in both forms of the Roman Rite have been arranged side-by-side in biblical order, with their use in each form documented. This book thus makes it possible to look up a biblical reference and quickly find out if it is used on the same day or celebration in the OF and EF, or where a reading in the EF has been transferred to in the OF, and so on. For all those who love the Church's liturgy, the Index Lectionum is a vital comparative tool for further study of and research into the lectionaries of the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms: their relationship to one another, their similarities and differences, and their respective pastoral advantages and disadvantages.

A paperbound, study edition of volume I of the Lectionary for Mass. Includes a synoptic chart of the readings, a comparative chart of differences between the 1970 Lectionary for Mass and this Lectionary, and a chart comparing the 1992 Canadian Lectionary with the 1998 U.S. Lectionary.

Vol. II of the Lectionary for Weekday Masses Chapel, Edition from Catholic Book Publishing contains the, complete Weekday Lectionary for Year I and the Proper, and Common of Saints for liturgical use in the Catholic, Church. This magnificently illustrated volume of the, Weekday Lectionary is printed in large, bold, easy-to-read 11-pt. type. A user-friendly layout that, eliminates unnecessary page-turning and over 20, beautiful liturgical drawings providing a pictorial, introduction to each main section make this Weekday, Lectionary invaluable to Ministers of the Word. The, Lectionary for Weekday Masses for Year I features, ribbon markers enabling the Lector or Gospel Reader to, find the options quickly. With its durable, attractive, green cloth binding Vol. II of the Chapel Edition of, Catholic Book Publishing's Lectionary for Weekday, Masses will stand up to daily use and last for years.