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SAINT MARK, EVANGELIST

Catholic Daily Readings
First Reading 1 Pe 5:5b–14
Response Ps 89:2
Gospel Acclamation 1 Co 1:23a–24b
Gospel Mk 16:15–20

WEDNESDAY AFTER THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

Revised Common Lectionary Daily Readings
Psalm Ps 95
First Reading Mic 7:8–20
Second Reading Mk 14:26–31

ST. MARK

Book of Common Prayer (1979) Sunday Lectionary
Psalm Ps 2 or Ps 2:7–10
First Reading Is 52:7–10
Second Reading Eph 4:7–811–16

FOURTH WEDNESDAY AFTER PASCHA OR MID-PENTECOST

Byzantine Lectionary (Gregorian)
Epistle Ac 14:6–18
Gospel Jn 7:14–30

THIRD WEDNESDAY AFTER PASCHA

Byzantine Lectionary (Revised Julian)
Epistle Ac 8:18–25
Gospel Jn 6:35–39

ST. MARK, MORNING PRAYER

Book of Common Prayer (1928) Daily Office Lectionary
Psalm Ps 102:15
First Reading Is 62:6
Second Reading Ro 15:4–13

ST. MARK

Episcopal Church (USA) Revised Common Lectionary
First Reading Is 52:7–10
Psalm Ps 2 or Ps 2:7–10
Second Reading Eph 4:7–811–16

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