Scripture Index
Every passage, and when it is read 905 passages, appointed 4,576 times across four lectionaries: Revised Common, Roman, LSB and Historic One-Year. Each lists its Sundays and festivals. Larger letters are the cycle.
Reading the abbreviations
Cycle
A Year A
B Year B
C Year C Lectionary
RCL Revised Common
ROM Roman
LSB Lutheran Service Book
1Yr Historic One-Year Seasons, with a number
Ad Advent
C Christmas
E Easter
ED Dawn reading
Ep Epiphany
L Lent
OT Ordinary Time
P Proper
R Vigil reading
T after Trinity Named days
AM Assumption Mass
AOL Ascension
AOTL Lord's Annunciation
AS All Saints
Aso All Souls
AV Assumption Vigil
AW Ash Wednesday
Bapt Our Lord's Baptism
Bas Basilica Dedication
CC Corpus Christi
CDay Christmas Day
CEve Christmas Eve
ChM Chrism Mass
CM Christmas Midnight
CTK Christ the King
Dawn Christmas Dawn
ED Easter Dawn
EDay Easter Day
EEve Easter Evening
Ep Epiphany
Epi Epiphany
ESun Easter Sunrise
GF Good Friday
HC Holy Cross
HF Holy Family
HN Holy Name
HS Holy Saturday
HT Holy Trinity
HTh Holy Thursday
IC Immaculate Conception
JBM John the Baptist Mass
JBV John the Baptist Vigil
Lsun Last Sunday of Church Year
MHW Monday of Holy Week
MM Mary Magdalene
MMOG Mary Mother of God
MTh Maundy Thursday
MV Mary's Visitation
NDawn Nativity of Our Lord Dawn
NDay Nativity of Our Lord Day
NDM Nativity Dawn Mass
NE Nativity of Our Lord Eve
NM Nativity Day Mass
NMM Nativity Midnight Mass
NV Nativity Vigil
NYD New Year's
Palm Palm Sunday
Pass Passion Sunday
Pent Pentecost Day
PM Pentecost Mass
PMas Palm Mass
POL Lord's Presentation
PPM Peter and Paul Mass
PPS Passion Palm Sunday
PPV Peter and Paul Vigil
PV Pentecost Vigil
QS Quinquagesima Sunday
RD Reformation Day
Sept Septuagesima Sunday
SH Sacred Heart
SS Sexagesima Sunday
StJ St. Joseph
TG Thanksgiving USA
TG-Ca Thanksgiving Canada
THW Tuesday of Holy Week
TOL Transfiguration
TOTL Transfiguration
Tri Trinity Sunday
Vigil Easter Vigil
VoM Visitation of Mary
WHW Wednesday of Holy Week So A Ep4 is the fourth Sunday of Epiphany in Year A, and B GF is Good Friday in Year B. A dot separates one occasion from another; a passage kept on the same day in several cycles is listed once, with a tag for each.
Brackets like [ A P21] let you know that a small amount of verses, usually three or less, have been used or borrowed by a more dominant reading, usually before or after the cited verses, to complete its thought.
Parentheses like ( A AS) let you know that not all of that pericope is being used, but the verses are within that particular pericope and do not bleed into an adjacent one. Hover either mark to see which verses are read.