[defconw]

BS! If you knew anything near what you think you know. The Church reads all the Scriptures. It is a three year cycle and it occurs through the daily readings. Facts are stubborn things.

[metmom]

BS! If you knew anything near what you think you know. The Church reads all the Scriptures. It is a three year cycle and it occurs through the daily readings. Facts are stubborn things.

No it doesn't and that has been proved time and again on FR.

[Alex Murphy]

BS! If you knew anything near what you think you know. The Church reads all the Scriptures. It is a three year cycle and it occurs through the daily readings. Facts are stubborn things.

They certainly are, and this "fact" is easily disproved by matching the Catholic lexionary to a list of chapters and verses in the Bible itself. We did exactly that on a thread back in 2009, with some interesting results, which I'll summarize:

Assuming a Catholic attended daily mass faithfully for three years (after which the Lectionary reading cycle ends), said Catholic heard 13.5% of the Old Testament (3378 verses), and 71.5% of the New Testament (5689 verses). That's 9067 out of 33001 verses mentioned in the lectionary, i.e. said Catholic heard 27.5% of the entire Bible (excluding Psalms) in the three-year reading cycle.