Got Prayer?

[photosynthesis]

Usually if you know what sunday it is (last sunday was the 15th sunday in ordinary time), you can find the Mass readings in the Hymnal...depending on what Hymnal you use. A lot of churches use the red Worship hymnal, published by G.I.A. They have a lot of prayers in the back of the hymnal, plus all of the Bible readings for each Sunday, feast day, and holy day of obligation in the liturgical year (cycles a, b, and c). At Mass on my college campus we use the Catholic Community Hymnal, which is also published by GIA and features the same cool stuff in the back. I think it's cheaper though.

[mariology21]

There's also "Magnificat" a monthly "magazine" type book that has all the readings for the Mass of each day; plus morning and evening readings; meditations for each day; a meditation on the saint of the day and.....I think that might be it. It's a very user friendly format and very helpful with praying the prayers of the Church in a VERY condensed form of LOH (I think maybe that's how it began.) I highly recommend it!

~Jen

[mariology21]

[quote name='mariology21' date='Jul 14 2005, 10:04 PM']There's also "Magnificat" a monthly "magazine" type book that has all the readings for the Mass of each day; plus morning and evening readings; meditations for each day; a meditation on the saint of the day and.....I think that might be it. It's a very user friendly format and very helpful with praying the prayers of the Church in a VERY condensed form of LOH (I think maybe that's how it began.) I highly recommend it!

~Jen
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Here's the website:

[url="http://www.magnificat.net/"]http://www.magnificat.net/[/url]

~Jen

[Honour]

[quote name='mariology21' date='Jul 14 2005, 07:05 PM']Here's the website:

[url="http://www.magnificat.net/"]http://www.magnificat.net/[/url]

~Jen
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Super cool! Thanks Jen!