SUGGESTION: Support for Catholic Lectionary for Australia, England, Wales, India, Ireland, New Zeala

MJ. Smith

The official translations are the Jerusalem Bible [not New Jerusalem Bible] and the Grail Psalter (1963). Both of these resources should be added to Logos.

Michael March

+1

 

P A

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/462911#Comment_462911

M J

One problem.

I live in England and I am not allowed to buy the New Jerusalem Bible because of  International Licencing restrictions.

The same would apply to Jerusalem  Bible.

The UK publisher of these bibles would have to agree for them to be sold on LOGOS.

It is ironic that these two British Bibles  can not be sold to the British or the rest of the world (former British Empire). However Americans Logos users can buy the New Jerusalem Bible because of the American publisher.

 

P A

 

Dan Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/462923#Comment_462923

[Y] Logos needs to also work on getting the NJB for worldwide rights, I am in Canada so am lucky enough to be under Double Day, but I can't imagine DLT being that hard to deal with. Universalis  has worldwide distribution rights.

-Dan

P A

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/462933#Comment_462933

 

Unfortunately the British empire is in decline, like the Roman empire and the USA.

Otherwise we would have still have the wolrld  wide rights [;)]

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David Ames

This thread was the latest that I found on "lectionary"

Any one interested in "lectionary" might be interested in the blog on the subject on the Verbum Blog 

http://scripturestudysoftware.com/2013/02/25/calendar-curiosities/