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[luoar]

You can put me down for the following:

 

New Jerome Biblical Commentary

The Grail Psalter 1963

The Liturgy of the Hours

The Spirit of the Liturgy

 

rari

[Michael J. Bolesta]

You can put me down for the following:

 

New Jerome Biblical Commentary

The Grail Psalter 1963

The Liturgy of the Hours

The Spirit of the Liturgy

 

rari

These are all good. Note that The Liturgy of the Hours is currently being revised. While I would like it in Accordance, I for one would like the upcoming revision (a few years hence).

[Fr. Rich]

How about Reading the Old Testament, Second Edition by Lawrence Boadt, CSP. The second edition has been revised and updated by Richard Clifford, SJ and Daniel Harrington, SJ. The publisher is Paulist Press.

[Michael J. Bolesta]

1+

[DWFrancis]

Still think the New Interpreter's Bible will be an excellent resource for all… ecumenical but covering the full catholic canon, with many catholic contributors.

 

-Dan

PS:My apologies for my anxious restatement of my desire to have this fine work in Accordance.

[Brett K.]

I too would love to have the Grail Psalter and The Liturgy of the Hours. It would also be nice to have the daily readings for mass.

 

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Brett

[Kevin Soars]

Brett,

 

 

While you are waiting you might be interested in the RC Breviary/Prayer of the Church in www. universalis.com (I did not know how to make that into a link for you.) It does have the 'old' version of the Grail Psalms. For the other Scripture readings, I use the Jerusalem Bible version; I think there is the possibility of the RSV but I am not sure if there is an American Bible version. There is a new and revised version of the Grail Psalms (see www.giamusic.com/sacred_music/RGP/) but I do not know if they would be willing to release the etext  (if that is what it is called!). In fairness to the Accordance team, who already trying to prepare so many new resources, I cannot imagine there would be enough of us wanting the Grail Psalms to make it their worth while! I do have the 'old' version as a User Tool but I do not think I am allowed to share it on Accordance Exchange; I shall check it with Ken.

 

I do hope this might help yourself and others who might be interested.

 

Kevin.

 

 

 

Kevin.

[Michael J. Bolesta]

I'm not Catholic (I think I would fall under the Vatican II classification of "separated brethren" ), but I would love to have the entire Anchor Bible series as well as the Birth/Death volumes by Brown. I've put the print copies of these to good use many, many times.

 

I will again bump up the request for these magisterial works by Raymond Brown, The Birth of the Messiah and The Death of the Messiah. Thanks!

[DWFrancis]

Very good thing to bump I might not want everything that comes out in the Catholic field but I would be definitely interested in many of them. and Like I said earlier the New Collegeville Series would be great to see. And I would think it would inexpensive enough/useful enough to be an attractive purchase for most users.

 

-dan