Look for updated Lectionary resources on October 17

On October 17, 2016 we will be pushing out updates to all of our lectionary resources.

These resources have been updated to run through the year 2019.

The full list of resources updated is:

Book of Common Prayer (1979) Sunday Lectionary (LLS:BCPLECT)
Book of Common Prayer (1979) Daily Office Lectionary (LLS:BCPDOLECT)
Byzantine Lectionary (Gregorian) (LLS:BYZLECTGREG)
Byzantine Lectionary (Revised Julian) (LLS:BYZLECTREVJUL)
Catholic Lectionary (LLS:CATHLECT)
Catholic Daily Readings (U.S. Lectionary) (LLS:CATDAYREADUS)
Christian Worship One Year Lectionary (LLS:CW1YLECT)
Christian Worship Three Year Lectionary (with Supplemental Lectionary) (LLS:CW3YWSLECT)
Leccionario Común Revisado (LLS:LCR)
Leccionario de la Misa (LLS:CATHLECT_ES)
Lutheran Service Book Historic (One Year) Lectionary (LLS:LTRSRV1YLECT)
Lutheran Service Book Three Year Lectionary (LLS:LTRSRV3YLECT)
Revised Common Lectionary (LLS:RCL)
Revised Common Lectionary Daily Readings (LLS:RCLDAILY)
United Methodist Revised Common Lectionary (LLS:UMRCL)

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Deacon Steve

Thank you for doing that and the update on the forums.

[:)]

Kenneth Neighoff

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/856827#Comment_856827

Thanks for this encouraging word.

DominicM

thank you - greatly appreciated

Bob Schaefer

Many thanks!

Glenn Crouch

On October 17, 2016 we will be pushing out updates to all of our lectionary resources.

These resources have been updated to run through the year 2019.

Much appreciated [:D]

Jesse Blevins

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857106#Comment_857106

[:D]

Thank you.

SineNomine

Thank you very much!

Paul

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857236#Comment_857236

Thanks Kyle and the Faithlife team ! [:)]

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857243#Comment_857243

Actually most of the credit goes to the Verbum team of Louis St. Hillaire, himself and his imaginary clone.

Paul

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857261#Comment_857261

My thanks for pointing this out MJ. The Verbum team and Louis St Hilaire should indeed be recognized and thanked. Not too sure about his imaginary friend ! [:)]

Kyle G. Anderson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857261#Comment_857261

Actually most of the credit goes to the Verbum team of Louis St. Hillaire, himself and his imaginary clone.

[Y]

This is the truth.

Yasmin Stephen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857264#Comment_857264

The Verbum team and Louis St Hilaire should indeed be recognized and thanked. Not too sure about his imaginary friend !

From MJ.'s post, it seems the Verbum team = Louis St Hilaire only!

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857487#Comment_857487

From MJ.'s post, it seems the Verbum team = Louis St Hilaire only!

There may be a few other people but since Brody left for seminary, Louis is pretty much the visible front of Verbum ... and because Faithlife considers all things liturgical to be "verbum" even when Lutheran, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, ... it means little progress in tagging with liturgical dates, concerns about showing them, ... and a Louis who deserves a bit of appreciation. At the moment I could be forced to say that Faithlife is accidentally focused on Catholic, Evangelical, Reformed, and SDA traditions. While I have sympathy for the Pentecostal/Charismatic, Orthodox, Lutheran, Anglican and Methodists, I save my pity for the very neglected but slowly gaining recognition Stone-Campbell Restorationists.

Kyle G. Anderson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857522#Comment_857522

From MJ.'s post, it seems the Verbum team = Louis St Hilaire only!

There may be a few other people but since Brody left for seminary, Louis is pretty much the visible front of Verbum ... and because Faithlife considers all things liturgical to be "verbum" even when Lutheran, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, ... it means little progress in tagging with liturgical dates, concerns about showing them, ... and a Louis who deserves a bit of appreciation. At the moment I could be forced to say that Faithlife is accidentally focused on Catholic, Evangelical, Reformed, and SDA traditions. While I have sympathy for the Pentecostal/Charismatic, Orthodox, Lutheran, Anglican and Methodists, I save my pity for the very neglected but slowly gaining recognition Stone-Campbell Restorationists.

FWIW I've been hard at work putting together documentation for Catholic, RCL, and BCP 1979 lectionary data types.

What this means is that when I finish this documentation and we get our production team sufficiently trained we'll be able make liturgical date tagging part of our standard processes for all our resources. I'm mostly finished with RCL (I'm ordained in a denomination that uses the RCL so I'm fairly familiar with that one) and about half-way through the BCP liturgical calendar. Once that is done I'll move on to the Catholic liturgical calendar which is close enough to the BCP that I think I'll be able to move through it quickly.

My goal is to have this tagging a part of our processes within a month but we'll see.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/857643#Comment_857643

What this means is that when I finish this documentation and we get our production team sufficiently trained we'll be able make liturgical date tagging part of our standard processes for all our resources.

Good to hear. I hope you're having fun doing it.