Thank you. Including the Catechism seems a good way to ensure reading the Bible ‘with the mind of the Church’. I’ll take the Catechism schedule, and combine it with the other Bible schedule, however, as I’d rather not read from multiple Bible books each day, but instead move through the Bible one book at a time. I feel it helps one to get a better grasp of each particular book. Maybe I’ll do the mixed OT/NT daily reading next year. Thanks again for providing the link.This is another good one that incorporates the Catechism of the Catholic Church, if you’d like to try to read it in a year as well. chnetwork.org/readguide04.pdf
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Excellent. I did not even know such a thing existed.I have “The One Year Bible” – Catholic Edition --the entire New Living Translation with deuterocanonical books arranged in 365 daily readings" – and I read for the day just before I turn out the light at night. Usually every day they have a reading from the Old Testament – trhen a reading from the New Testament and lastly from the Psalms. I find it very enlightening.