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Evan
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My wife is about to begin a study of Greek and the New Testament in it’s original language. She took Greek at Gonzaga many years ago so this will be a refresher.
What she is looking for is a good Greek Lectionary with a Catholic perspective. The class she will be taking is being offered using protestant sources.
When she called Catholic Answers radio, Fr Mitch Pakwa had one he recommended but ran out of time before he could think of the name. He knew there was a copy a Powells in Portland, but their web site gives 50 hits and no indiciation which one he liked
Any recomendations from the peanut gallery?
What she is looking for is a good Greek Lectionary with a Catholic perspective. The class she will be taking is being offered using protestant sources.
When she called Catholic Answers radio, Fr Mitch Pakwa had one he recommended but ran out of time before he could think of the name. He knew there was a copy a Powells in Portland, but their web site gives 50 hits and no indiciation which one he liked

Any recomendations from the peanut gallery?