Liturgical Readings for : Monday, 18th November, 2024 Monday of the Thirty Third Week in Ordinary Time, Cycle B Optional memorial of the Dedications of the Basilicas of Ss Peter and Paul, St Peter’s built in 1626, St Paul’s in 1854. FIRST READINGA reading from the Book of the Apocalypse 1:1-4. 2:1-5Think where you were before you fell, and repent.This is…
Liturgical Readings for : Sunday, 17th November, 2024 Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year 2The mystery of faith that we celebrate in the Eucharist proclaims that Christ will come again. That is the main fact. World Day of the Poor FIRST READING A reading from the book of the Prophet Daniel 12:1-13When that time comes, your own people…
Liturgical Readings for : Saturday, 16th November, 2024 Saturday of the Thirty Second Week in Ordinary Time, Year 2 Optional memorials of St Margaret of Scotland, helped in the reform of the Scotish Church.also of St Gertrude, a religious who cultivated devotion to the Sacred Heart. FIRST READINGA reading from the third letter of St John 5-8It is our duty to welcome people…
Liturgical Readings for : Friday, 15th November, 2024 Friday of the Thirty Second Week in Ordinary Time, Year 2Optional memorial of St Albert the Great, Dominican friar, bishop and doctor of the Church, patron of scientists. FIRST READING A reading from the second letter of St John 4-9Only those who keep to what he taught can have the Father and the Son…
Liturgical Readings for : Thursday, 14th November, 2024 Thursday of the Thirty Second Week in Ordinary Time, Year 2 Optional memorial of St Laurence O’Toole, monk,Archbishop of Dublin, missionary in Normandy, d.1180 FIRST READING A reading from the letter of St Paul to Philomen vs 7-20Have him back for ever, not as a slave any more, but as a dear…
Liturgical Readings for : Wednesday, 13th November, 2024 Wednesday of the Thirty Second Week in Ordinary Time, Year 2 FIRST READING A reading from the letter of St Paul to Titus 3:1-7We were misled, but because of his compassion God saved us. Remind them that it is their duty to be obedient to the officials and…
Liturgical Readings for : Tuesday, 12th November, 2024 Tuesday of the Thirty Second Week in Ordinary Time, Year 2Memorial of St Josaphat, bishop and martyr, he worked hard on reuniting Ukranian Catholics FIRST READING A reading from the letter of St Paul to Titus 2:1-8. 11-14We must live religious lives while we are waiting in hope…
Liturgical Readings for : Monday, 11th November, 2024 Monday of the Thirty-Second Week in Ordinary Time, Year 2 Memorial of St Leo the Great, pope and doctor of the Church, defended the faith and the unity of the Church under the See of Peter. FIRST READING A reading from the letter of St Paul to Titus 1:1-9Appoint elders in…
Liturgical Readings for : Sunday, 10th November, 2024 The Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year BGod is always pleased with an interior religion rather than external observances.We are to examine our spirit of generosity, and our freedom from the goods of this life. FIRST READING A reading from the First Book of the Kings 17:10-16The widow…
Liturgical Readings for : Saturday, 9th November, 2024 09-11 Dedication of St John Lateran Basilica The Church of St John on the Lateran in Rome is the Cathedral Church of the bishop of RomeIt is dedicated to the Most Holy Saviour and called after the two Ss Johns, the Divine and the Baptist FIRST READING A reading from the book of the Prophet Ezekiel …
