Ancient Christian Devotional

written by Bob Pratico on 25 Dec.

So far this post has 3 comments.

Debbie got me an outstanding gift today for Christmas - the Ancient Christian Devotional with fifty-two weeks of readings following the weekly lectionary cycle A. You can read through them in order or by thematic interest. Each day you will also find a simple opening and closing prayer drawn from the prayers and hymns of the ancient church. It uses writings from the Ancient Christian Commentary with a simply structure of daily reading and prayer.

Wow. I intend to use it over the course of the coming year.
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Bob Pratico
Fides Quaerens Intellectum
(my Sojourn blog)

Well, I ordered it. Says

garrett wrote this comment on December 28, 2007 - 9:58pm

Well, I ordered it.

Says there are 52 weeks of readings - does this mean daily readings for 52 weeks, or 52 readings? I’m hoping for the former …

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- garrett (golfsierra.org/blog)

No daily readings - weekly

Bob Pratico wrote this comment on December 29, 2007 - 4:38pm

No daily readings - weekly readings. But it has suggestions on how to split the weekly readings into daily readings.

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Bob Pratico
Fides Quaerens Intellectum
(my Sojourn blog)

I received the book a

ericmorgan wrote this comment on December 29, 2007 - 5:32pm

I received the book a “gift” with my subscription to Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture. It looks very interesting.

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