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Weekday Lectionary: Volume III, Year II Proper of Seasons for Weekdays; Proper of Saints; Common of Saints #WKLEC2
Weekday Lectionary: Volume III, Year II Proper of Seasons for Weekdays; Proper of Saints; Common of Saints
Liturgy Training Publications proudly announces the newest additions to its fine collection of ritual books: the readings for weekday Masses, saints’ days, ritual and votive Masses, and other occasions, published in three elegant volumes. Recently confirmed by the Holy See, the Weekday Lectionary is now approved for use beginning on Ash Wednesday, February 13, 2002.
These books live up to the tradition of beautiful ritual books you’ve come to expect from LTP. Durable covers stamped in gold foil surround God’s word with beauty and reverence. Elegant, clear typography and bright white paper allow lectors and Gospel readers to proclaim with confidence. Efficient, two-column page design gives the book a manageable size and makes it easy to use, all without sacrificing readability. With its creative design and sturdy round-backed binding, LTP’s Weekday Lectionary will enrich the parish celebration of liturgy for years to come.
Features of LTP’s Weekday Lectionary:
Thoughtful design and craftsmanship worthy of the Church’s liturgy
Beautiful gold foil-stamping on the front, back and spine
Durable round-backed Smyth-sewn binding allows the book to lie flat for proclamation
Premium quality 60-pound acid-free text paper chosen specifically for opacity and lasting beauty
Bright white paper and large crisp type that make reading easy – even in low light
Efficient, two-column layout that reduces page turns and gives each volume a convenient size and weight
Three quality grosgrain ribbons
Week, Lectionary number and day references at the bottom of each page make locating readings easy
The proclaimed text is set in 14 pt. Goudy.
Order code: WKLEC2 | 978-1-56854-443-4 | Hardcover | 10 x 12 1/4 | 920 pages | Language: English | Copyright Year: 2002.
Note: All odd-numbered years use the selections for “Year 1” and all even-numbered years use the selections for “Year 2”. For example, the year 2021 falls in Year 1 and year 2022 falls in Year 2.
