Saint Joseph Sunday Missal Canadian Edition
$29.00
The one all-inclusive, complete, and permanent Sunday Missal for Canada. It contains all the official Mass prayers for Sundays and Holydays that are now in use. It includes the complete 3-year cycle of Sunday readings (for years A, B, & C). It also includes pertinent prayers from The Roman Missal. These prayers are repeated for each cycle of readings to make this Missal “easy to use” and to eliminate unnecessary page turning. Catholics of all ages will truly treasure this excellent Missal designed to last a lifetime.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781937913625
ISBN10: 1937913627
International Commission On English In The Liturgy
Binding: Imitation Leather
Published: January 2014
Publisher: Catholic Book Publishing
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