It has been a busy two weeks. Thought as a bit of a breaking of the dry spell I'd post a reading plan that someone posted on an online discussion forum; by sticking to this, one will read the entirety of the four gospels during Great Lent (not counting Sundays).
Also, those of us with the OSB (and more time available for reading than I currently have) may benefit from a "Through the Bible in a Year" plan HERE. (H/T to Michael from Texas).
A Table Indicating A Way To Read The Gospels Over The Course Of The Great
Fast
FIRST WEEK IN LENT:
MONDAY: Begin the Gospel according to St. Matthew Chapters 1-4
TUESDAY: Matthew 5-8
WEDNESDAY: Matthew 9-10)
THURSDAY: Matthew 11-12
FRIDAY: Matthew 13-14
SATURDAY: Matthew 15-17
2nd WEEK IN LENT:
MONDAY: Matthew 18-20
TUESDAY: Matthew 21-22
WEDNESDAY: Matthew 23-24
THURSDAY: Matthew 25-26
FRIDAY: Matthew 27-28
SATURDAY: Mark 1-2
3rd WEEK IN LENT:
MONDAY: Mark 3-4
TUESDAY: Mark 5-6
WEDNESDAY: Mark 7-8
THURSDAY: Mark 9-10
FRIDAY: Mark 11-13
SATURDAY: Mark 14-16
4th WEEK IN LENT:
MONDAY: Luke 1-2
TUESDAY: Luke 3-4
WEDNESDAY: Luke 5-6
THURSDAY: Luke 7-8
FRIDAY: Luke 9-10
SATURDAY: Luke 11-12
5th WEEK IN LENT:
MONDAY: Luke 13-14
TUESDAY: Luke 15-16
WEDNESDAY: Luke 17-18
THURSDAY: Luke 19-20
FRIDAY: Luke 21-22
SATURDAY: Luke 23-24
6th WEEK IN LENT:
MONDAY: John 1
TUESDAY: John 2-3
WEDNESDAY: John 4
THURSDAY: John 5
FRIDAY: John 6
SATURDAY: John 7-8
HOLY WEEK:
MONDAY: John 9-10
TUESDAY: John 11-12
WEDNESDAY: John 13
From here, the readings continue on Thursday night at the 12 Gospels of
Great and Holy Friday Matins.
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