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Ann M · Apr 14, 2005

Second Sunday of Advent

Year A

[bible]Matthew 3:1-12[/bible] Repent, for the kingdom of God is close at hand.

Year B

[bible]Mark 1:1-8[/bible] Make his paths straight.

Year C

[bible]Luke 3:1-6[/bible] All mankind shall see the salvation of God.

Ann M · Apr 14, 2005

Third Sunday of Advent

Year A

[bible]Matthew 11:2-11[/bible] Are you the one who is to come, or have we got to wait for someone else?

Year B

[bible]John 1:6-8[/bible][bible]John 1:19-28[/bible] There stands among you, unknown to you, the one who is coming after me.

Year C

[bible]Luke 3:10-18[/bible] What must we do?

Ann M · Apr 14, 2005

Fourth Sunday of Advent

Year A

[bible]Matthew 1:18-24[/bible] Jesus is born of Mary`who was betrothed to Joseph, son of David.

Year B

[bible]Luke 1:26-38[/bible] Listen! You are to conceive and bear a son

Year C

[bible]Luke 1:39-45[/bible] Why should I be honoured with a visit from the mother of my Lord!

Ann M · Apr 14, 2005

Paul S said:
And another question: excluding feasts, how many different Gospel readings are there during Advent?

1st week Advent

Monday

[bible]Matthew 8:5-11[/bible] Many will come from east and west to take their places in the kingdom of heaven

Tuesday

[bible]Luke 10:21-24[/bible] Jesus is filled with joy by the Holy Spirit..

Wednesday

[bible]Matthew 15:29-37[/bible] Jesus cures many and multiplies the loaves.

Thursday

[bible]Matthew 7:21[/bible][bible]Matthew 7:24-27[/bible] The person who does the will of my Father will enter the kingdom of heaven.

Friday

[bible]Matthew 9:27-31[/bible] Two blind men who believe in Jesus are cured.

Saturday

[bible]Matthew 9:35-38[/bible]
[bible]Matthew 10:1[/bible]
[bible]Matthew 10:6-8[/bible] When he saw the crowds he felt sorry for them.

D'Ann · Apr 14, 2005

Hi Ann... I hope you win... I'm learning so much by what you have been writing here... thank you.

D'Ann

Ann M · Apr 14, 2005

2nd Sunday in Advent

Monday

[bible]Luke 5:17-26[/bible] We have seen strange things today.

Tuesday

[bible]Matthew 18:12-14[/bible]God does not wish the little ones to be lost.

Wednesday

[bible]Matthew 11:28-30[/bible]Come to me, all you who labour.

Thursday

[bible]Matthew 11:11-15[/bible]A greater than John the Baptist has never been seen.

Friday

[bible]Matthew 11:16-19[/bible]They heed neither John nor the Son of Man.

Saturday

[bible]Matthew 17:10-13[/bible]Elijah has come already and they did not recognise him

Paul S · Apr 14, 2005

Paul S said:
And another question: excluding feasts, how many different Gospel readings are there during Advent?

In the traditional Missal, not the new one.

And that always applies to my questions, unless otherwise specified.

Ann M · Apr 19, 2005

Paul S said:
In the traditional Missal, not the new one.

And that always applies to my questions, unless otherwise specified.

......... Crud, you always catch me out.....

You'll have to bear with me for a few more days though. In the midst of one of those 'fun' gastric 'epidemics' that sweeps through the household occasionally (always an interesting event, but prolonged by the number of participants - this time 7 of the 9 possible got sick... ), I was informed of a house inspection, to be conducted this coming Thursday, added to which my mother, who'd been admitted to hospital at the other end of the state with dehydration due to a gastric bug, had been stabilised and sent home only to start having seizures and lose conciousness, resulting in a ride in the ambulance to hospital, and a 6 hour session to get the seizures under control, but thankfully she's back home again today.

So when I get a chance to breathe, relax, and kick my brain into gear I'll be back to continue our conversation

Paul S · Apr 19, 2005

Ew... not fun.

Now go get better.

Robbie_James_Francis · Apr 19, 2005

If only I understood a single word that has been said throughout the thread. I couldn't answer these for the New Liturgies, Disciplines and Masses, let alone the pre-Vatican II ones! Well done to everyone here-especially Paul and Ann! You really know what you're talking about!

Robbie

Paul S · Apr 19, 2005

Robbie_James_Francis said:
If only I understood a single word that has been said throughout the thread. I couldn't answer these for the New Liturgies, Disciplines and Masses, let alone the pre-Vatican II ones! Well done to everyone here-especially Paul and Ann! You really know what you're talking about!

I'm glad you like the thread. I hope you've learned something and I haven't just confused everyone.

And feel free to join in and look for the answers. Ann isn't the only one who's allowed to participate.

Ann M · Apr 22, 2005

Hey Paul,

Can you just remind what of what question we are on? and how many questions we currently have going?

Thanks Ann

Ann M · Apr 22, 2005

This was an interesting read Paul.

Paul S · Apr 22, 2005

Interesting.

Another good Lectionary site is http://myweb.lmu.edu/fjust/Lectionary.htm

Paul S · Apr 22, 2005

There's two questions floating around now.

In the 1962 Missal, how many different Gospel readings are read during Advent, excluding feasts?

And you already know that the omitted Sundays after Epiphany get moved to between the 23rd and 24th Sundays after Pentecost. But what happens in the new calendar, with the Sundays in Ordinary Time?

krstlros · Apr 22, 2005

Are we just talking Sundays here, or are we including the weekday Gospel readings?

Paul S · Apr 22, 2005

krstlros said:
Are we just talking Sundays here, or are we including the weekday Gospel readings?

Both. In the 1962 Missal (the TLM).

And, to make sure you've got the right answer, list the readings (just the verses - you don't have to post the whole reading, unless you want to).

Ann M · Apr 23, 2005

Paul S said:
In the 1962 Missal, how many different Gospel readings are read during Advent, excluding feasts?

First Sunday in Advent

[bible]Luke 21:25-33[/bible]

Second Sunday in Advent

[bible]Matthew 11:2-10[/bible]

Third Sunday in Advent

[bible]John 1:19-28[/bible]

Fourth Sunday in Advent

[bible]Luke 3:1-6[/bible]

Ember Wednesday in Advent

[bible]Luke 1:26-38[/bible]

Ember Thursday in Advent

[bible]Luke 1:39-47[/bible]

Ember Friday in Advent

[bible]Luke 3:1-6[/bible]

Christmas Vigil

[bible]Matthew 1:18-21[/bible]

Christmas: First Mass at Night

[bible]Luke 2:1-14[/bible]

Christmas: Second Mass at Dawn

[bible]Luke 2:15-20[/bible]

Christmas: Third Mass in Daytime

[bible]John 1:1-14[/bible]

[bible]Matthew 2:1-12[/bible]

Just to start us off.

Paul S · Apr 23, 2005

Christmas is not Advent.

Ann M · Apr 24, 2005

Does Christmas Vigil count? Oh and how many more days am I looking for?

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