PBB Lectionary/Deviotiional Named days
is there anyway of saying "Maundy Thursday" or "Palm Sunday" or other named days, or do I need to work out the date for each year?
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PBB?
Just typing in Palm Sunday gives a result in Revised Common Lectionary (RCL). Typing in Maundy Thursday causes the display to go to Holy Thursday.
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DominicM said:
is there anyway of saying "Maundy Thursday" or "Palm Sunday" or other named days, or do I need to work out the date for each year?
for all practical purposes you need to work out the date. All Logos-supplied lectionaries work on the Year-Month-Day datatype (running out by the end of this church year in November, so I do hope they are already working on updating all those books for the next ten years or so) and this is required to have a lectionary show on the homepage. You could do with a denomination calendar datatype to build it (such as RCL), but it will then only be fully functional when linked to a standard lectionary (there are some lectionary commentaries built that way).
Have joy in the Lord!
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Mike Binks said:
PBB?
Just typing in Palm Sunday gives a result in Revised Common Lectionary (RCL).
Mike, I read the post as wanting to build a lectionary, not searching for a liturgical day name.
Have joy in the Lord!
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Thx, am looking at custom created resource - so was wondering if it had been metatagged
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