Daily Mass Readings

Self | 6/27/21 | self

[Bigg Red]

Prayers for the repose of the souls of William and Ruth.

My father was also a June baby, as was my mother — 21 June 1911 and 22 June 1912, respectively. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.

[FatherofFive]

I get the daily readings in an email from USCCB Daily Readings

Is this the same?

I also have the daily readings on the Laudate app.

Will this be a discussion thread for the readings?

[DLfromthedesert]

Please count me in. Blessings

[Shady]

Thank you!

[Yogafist]

In

[DallasGal]

Opting out of this list, please and thank you.

[SkyDancer]

In.

[Steve Van Doorn]

I would respect reading of Catholic beliefs but the present pope is the enemy of all that is good.

Given this pope helped finance the hacking of the 2020 election.
https://www.italy-did-it.com/
I want off this ping list.

[Marchmain]

Yes, include me, thanks.

I’d like to be on any Catholic lists.

[infool7]

There is a daily post here on FR that has the readings and

some very rare commentary from early church fathers and other sources

Check out this link to review the previous posts

that you would be pinged to going forward

This thread is mainly for the purpose of growing the ping list for that daily post

I am going to send additions to Cronos and Annalax on a regular basis

Making a post to this thread will eventually land you on the ping list unless

you PM me to make sure that you are NOT included.

I thought it was a simple concept but I didn't explain it clearly enough

my apologies.

(Heading out to Mass now, where I will be praying for better discernment before clicking the post button again)

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[CJ Wolf]

In and thanks. Please say a good prayer for my grand niece. Born yesterday. So nice to see a new face.

Prayers for your dad and all dads gone and all still here.

God bless!

[Twotone]

In

[Fester Chugabrew]

May I ask what forms the basis for these readings? Is it a historic daily lectionary based on the breviary? Does it comport with - on Sundays - one of the lectionary series known to much of the Church?

I have come across several postings related to this effort and find them to be both salutary and edifying despite being catechized from youth as a Lutheran. You are welcome to add me to the ping list. Thank you for bringing it to my attention.

[Dr. Ursus]

Yes

[lupie]

I did not ask to be on your list. I do not choose to be on your list. Please remove my name from your list. thank you in advance.

[jmacusa]

Saying Our Fathers. Lost my dad three years ago. He was 90.

Miss him so much.

[Deaf Smith]

ebb tide will not like me being invited to these private threads.

[Irenic]

IN

[MikelTackNailer]

Thank you but I’m a former Catholic who reads it as we need no intermediaries, thanks to Jesus, to speak to God and the Lord needs no one in odd hats, costumes and rigid rituals to communicate to His people. I enjoyed the Latin - it’s the basis of several languages so should remain a mandatory study. Be well.

[MikelTackNailer]

That specific incident, most purposeful, where Jesus insisted John the Baptist baptism him illustrated how ALL of us can achieve salvation without the convoluted demands of any religious fanaticism or demands.

That lesson was enough for any thinking person but now we have a legion of poorly educated thoroughly mind-screwed youth coming up (thank you, sorry ass parents who should have been sterilized) who truly believe they can do communism right this time - without educational foundation of it's perpetual failure. And they ridicule us for hugging onto patriotism, traditions, stores and ammunition. Right.