The third reading is always the Gospel on a Sunday or Solemnity.
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∙ 2014-01-26 20:31:51The second reading at a Sunday Mass is usually the New Testament, outside of the Gospels. At a weekday Mass (that is not a solemnity) then the second reading is the Gospel.
The second reading at a Sunday Mass of a Mass on a Solemnity is usually from the Epistles or other parts of the New Testament apart from the Gospel. On a weekday Mass, the second reading would be the Gospel.
A Catholic by faith should at least attend the Sunday mass - The Sabbath day.
During a Sunday service or a Sunday mass, any reading can be taken from the books in the bible, from the book of Genesis to the book of revelation.And usually the sermon is based on these readings.
Catholic AnswerThe second reading at a Sunday Mass or a Solemnity (i.e. Christmas and the like) is from the New Testament outside of the Gospels - from the Epistles or Revelation. The second reading at a weekday Mass (except for a Solemnity) is from the Gospel.Unless you count the psalm as a reading, in which case the psalm is always the second reading as it falls between the First Reading and the Gospel on weekdays, and the First and Second Readings on Sundays and Solemnities.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe second reading usually comes from the Epistles, or from Revelation.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe second reading usually comes from the Epistles, or from Revelation.
Catholic Mass can be seen on The Daily Mass, Catholic TV, Sjccdalton, The Sunday Mass, and Saint Mary of Angels. Some of the sites have a daily Mass and others have selected services.
Roman Catholic AnswerThat depends on how you think of things, in a weekday Mass, you have: First Reading (usually the Old Testament, sometimes the New Testament)Responsorial PsalmGospelOn a Sunday, you have:First Reading (usually the Old Testament)Responsorial PsalmSecond Reading (usually the New Testament, most frequently from one of St. Paul's Epistles, but really any N.T. reading outside of the Gospels.)Gospel.
Officially, there are 2 readings, a psalm, and the Gospel reading on a Solemnity and Sunday Mass. The weekday Mass has one reading, a psalm, and the Gospel.
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On Sunday it is coffee and donuts