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The Lord has given me a well-trained tongue that I may know how to speak to the weary a word that will rouse them: Isaiah 50:4

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What We Can't Fake

Eye Contact: Natural Is Best

The Baton

Old Words Made New Again

Our Overlooked Opportunity

Don't Get Spread Too Thin

Beware of Getting Comfortable

Lectionary Intro: A Must Read

Called by God or Self?

A Few Good Lectors Not Enough

To Proclaim from Memory or Not

Visualize Yourself Anew

Let's Talk About Dress Codes

A Loner Ministry

Stay Cool when Heat Is On

Surprise Your Listeners

In Search of God's Excellence

An Unblemished Lamb

Write Your Own Commentaries?

Don't Skim the Intercessions

Put Yourself in Your Reading

Gotta Get Over Yourself

Ministry or Vocation?

We're Not the Living Water

Nobody Goes to That Mass?

Practice Starts on Monday

Great Speakers, Poor Lectors

The Fine Line to Never Cross

You're Being Watched

The Seven Capital Sins

About Lector No-Shows

Tithing for Lectors

Two-Timers

Abandon Yourself

Catholics on Sacraments

Are You a Noisy Gong?

Put Yourself Into Your Reading

The Occasional Slam-Dunk

We Are More Than Meets the Ear

Exalted, but Not Superior

Committed to the Text

Hooked on Scripture

Make Fear Your Friend

The Morning Of ...

No Emotion, No Impact

Who Was This Man?

Put Fresh Life in Old Readings

Your Biggest Competition

The Rest of the Story

The Olympian Mindset

Love the Children as Jesus Did

Long Before Vatican II...

Before You Even Speak...

Discernment Is Ongoing

Pope's Year of Faith

Great Lector Meetings