Be sure to read the comments box of the prayer requests for yesterday for an excellent selection from the offic of readings. For some reason I don't have that particular Saint in my Liturgy, so it must be the proper of the Carmelite calendar, which I have yet to obtain. Perhaps Mr. Alford or another kind Carmelite can tell me where I can get this resources (Carmelite Liturgy of the Hours)--if such exists. I haven't seen one about. Thanks.
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