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We are dedicated to helping men and women become more effective proclaimers of the Scriptures in liturgical ceremonies.

The pages of our web site are copyrighted (c) 2008 BUT please feel free to copy and paste any of the content provided you are using the content for your personal preparation as a lector or as an educational aid in a local, church-sponsored proclamation training program.
 

We will have a “New Look” in the near future thanks to Eric Regan of St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Alpharetta, GA
(Eman Computer Services)
Hope you enjoy the changes!

We’ve added a NEW FEATURE!
The GOSPEL for each Sunday, starting with Pentecost, will be included in “Proclamation Format” as a 3rd section in the annotated readings for the day.  Several people from
a variety of parishes around the country requested it.
We hope this will be well-received.

Need to contact us?  You can reach us at:
genehayes@earthlink.net

     Proclamationvs.Lectionary
formats of readings:
We have restructured the way a passage in the Lectionary would “look” in a proclamation format.
The usual layout of the passage in the Lectionary (i.e., phrasing, punctuation) is not always helpful
when you come to proclaim the passage. Consequently, the ‘proclamation format’ may look a bit
different from the way the exact same passage is laid out in the Lectionary.
There are no changes in the wording, etc. however.

Each liturgy’s readings will appear when you click on the button for that liturgy. The liturgies included
are for the Sundays in a liturgical “season” (i.e Advent, Lent, Easter) and when the season spans
more than a month will be designated by the month of the calendar year the liturgies fall in.
The Proclamation Format is presented first followed by the Lectionary Format.

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