Adrian Graffy

The liturgical cycle for the Gospels in the Catholic Church is three years. This book divides the Sunday Gospel readings by Season (Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter) and then by year (A, B and C) than by ordinal day (First, Second, etc). Although it does not include the text of the "other" readings, it does cite them to make is easy to look up. It follows each reading with a very brief commentary and some reflection questions that could help with anybody doing Lectio Divina, but doesn't really dig that deep into the context or theology (so it is very accessible in a casual sort of way). It is a solid read, but doesn't appear to add that much that I would not already be exposed to through attending the mass, nor does it provide much to link it to contemporary concerns or events. Over all it was a quick and easy read, just not sure how much better it is than the standard Sunday missal ...

This ARC was a pdf converted to mobi, so layout et. al. were problematic as expected.

I was given this free advance reader copy (ARC) ebook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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