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Day Texts are the introduction, lectionary readings, and worship texts (Prayer of the Day, Gospel Acclamation, etc.) for a given lectionary day, while Day Resources are ideas and short essays to help you interpret the day’s readings and plan and enrich a worship service. Under Day Texts, the Home page displays the introduction to . . . Read more
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This powerful tool is at the top of the Home, Music, Preaching, and Visuals pages. After you log in, it will display the next future lectionary day (certain Lesser Festivals are skipped) until you change to another one (which can be a day in the past). The calendar on the left controls . . . Read more