Scripture in Church
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Intended as an aid to understanding the Scripture readings at Mass. The editorial team includes Wilfrid Harrington and Brendan McConvery. It appears four times a year. *Annual Subscriptions - 4 issues per year**
Scripture in Church
July to September 2026
Sundays and Festivals
Compiled with the help of writings contributed by
Cornelius J. Casey, John F. Craghan, Martin Drennan, Eltin Griffin, Brendan McConvery, Michael Mullins, John Paterson, Patrick Rogers, Fáinche Ryan,
Weekdays and Saints’ Days
Compiled with the help of writings contributed by
Anthony Cassidy, Leonard Doohan, Brendan McConvery, Thomas O’Loughlin, Valerie Warren
Biblical Essay
A Paradox in Matthew
Wilfrid Harrington
Liturgical Essay
The Second and Third Eucharistic Prayers
Raymond Moloney
Writers Whose Work Contributed to This Issue
Cornelius J. Casey, C.Ss.R., served, most recently, as founding director of The Loyola Institute, Trinity College Dublin.
Anthony Cassidy, after years teaching Scripture, ministers as a parish priest.
John F. Craghan is author of Tell Me, Jesus, Who You Are
Leonard Doohan was author of Spiritual Leadership: The Quest for Integrity
Martin Drennan is author of Turning Wounds into Wisdom.
Eltin Griffin, O.Carm., taught liturgical theology and was a noted retreat-preacher.
Wilfrid Harrington, O.P., gave his whole life’s work to studying and teaching Scripture.
Brendan McConvery, C.Ss.R., was author of How to Read the Bible and The Redemptorists in Ireland.
Raymond Moloney, S.J., was author of Rediscovering the Eucharist.
Michael Mullins is author of The Gospel of Matthew: A Commentary.
Thomas O’Loughlin is author of The Eucharist: Origins and Contemporary Understandings.
John Paterson was Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin.
Patrick Rogers, C.P., taught Scripture at the Milltown Institute, Dublin.
Fáinche Ryan is associate professor in the School of Religion, Trinity College Dublin.
Valerie Warren studies Scripture as a way to ‘reverence the Lord Christ’.
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Scripture in Church
July to September 2026
Sundays and Festivals
Compiled with the help of writings contributed by
Cornelius J. Casey, John F. Craghan, Martin Drennan, Eltin Griffin, Brendan McConvery, Michael Mullins, John Paterson, Patrick Rogers, Fáinche Ryan,
Weekdays and Saints’ Days
Compiled with the help of writings contributed by
Anthony Cassidy, Leonard Doohan, Brendan McConvery, Thomas O’Loughlin, Valerie Warren
Biblical Essay
A Paradox in Matthew
Wilfrid Harrington
Liturgical Essay
The Second and Third Eucharistic Prayers
Raymond Moloney
Writers Whose Work Contributed to This Issue
Cornelius J. Casey, C.Ss.R., served, most recently, as founding director of The Loyola Institute, Trinity College Dublin.
Anthony Cassidy, after years teaching Scripture, ministers as a parish priest.
John F. Craghan is author of Tell Me, Jesus, Who You Are
Leonard Doohan was author of Spiritual Leadership: The Quest for Integrity
Martin Drennan is author of Turning Wounds into Wisdom.
Eltin Griffin, O.Carm., taught liturgical theology and was a noted retreat-preacher.
Wilfrid Harrington, O.P., gave his whole life’s work to studying and teaching Scripture.
Brendan McConvery, C.Ss.R., was author of How to Read the Bible and The Redemptorists in Ireland.
Raymond Moloney, S.J., was author of Rediscovering the Eucharist.
Michael Mullins is author of The Gospel of Matthew: A Commentary.
Thomas O’Loughlin is author of The Eucharist: Origins and Contemporary Understandings.
John Paterson was Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin.
Patrick Rogers, C.P., taught Scripture at the Milltown Institute, Dublin.
Fáinche Ryan is associate professor in the School of Religion, Trinity College Dublin.
Valerie Warren studies Scripture as a way to ‘reverence the Lord Christ’.
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