Sunday Readings in Context: Year B - Trinity to Christ the King

by Chris Oliver

Overview

A short note gives the context for each Sunday's scripture readings in the Roman Catholic Lectionary – who, why, and for whom.

This volume contains notes for the Sundays and principal feasts in Year B from Trinity 2018 to Christ the King 2018.

Similar volumes have been published for Year A, for Year B from Advent to Pentecost, and for Year C from Advent 2015 to Pentecost 2016. The volume for Year C from Trinity 2016 to Christ the King 2016 will be published in 2016.

The notes may be freely reproduced in parish newsletters.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151890410
Publisher:	Chris Oliver
Publication date:	04/24/2015
Series:	Sunday Readings in Context , #4
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	88 KB

About the Author

I am married with four grown children and seven grandchildren. We have moved around several parishes in England - a good way to explore this lovely country.

I have been involved in contributing to and leading Bible Groups for over 20 years, and the more I read the more fascinating the Bible becomes.

For these groups I found a digest of thoughts from many different commentaries prompted interesting discussions.

"Sunday Readings in Context" started in 2013 when I realised I knew nothing about the first readings from the Old Testament, and often received little help towards making sense of them from the priest's homily. Few priests studied the Old Testament before ordination. So I started contributing a short note to our parish newsletter - and it has grown ever since.

Gradually the notes were consolidated into ebooks. Six altogether, appearing every 6 months. These were later combined into one ebook covering the full three year cycle.

Before each Sunday I revise the note for the coming Sunday, now including a comment on the psalm, for inclusion in several church newsletters. The ebooks are revised from time to time, becoming available to earlier buyers.

I hope you find them helpful. Comments welcome!