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Let Us Celebrate the Lord’s Day – Year B (Liturgical Book)

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The essential booklet for celebrating Sunday, even without a church.

“Let Us Celebrate the Lord’s Day – Year B” accompanies isolated faithful, families in the hills, the sick, travelers, and the diaspora. It contains all the Sunday celebrations of Year B, the major liturgical seasons, and prayers adapted for a celebration without a priest.

A simple, profound, practical spiritual tool — the Word of God within reach.

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There are Sundays when the church is too far away, when the roads are impassable, or when one lives in a foreign country without a nearby community. In such moments, faith may seem fragile… but it must never go out.

“Let Us Celebrate the Lord’s Day – Year B” is a precious companion for celebrating the Lord’s Day, even where no bells ring. It is a liturgical book that allows every Christian, even when isolated, to live fully the Word, prayer, meditation, and the spiritual rhythm of the liturgical year.

A tool for living your Sunday, even without a parish

  • For the faithful living in remote areas without priests.
  • For Burundian families in the diaspora who want to keep a link with the country’s liturgical texts.
  • For small prayer groups in the hills, in neighborhoods, or in homes.
  • For traveling workers, students, the sick, or the elderly.

This book restores structure, breathing space, and spiritual grounding. It makes it possible to celebrate the Word, follow the readings of Year B, and pray together or alone, with content in accordance with Catholic liturgy.

Booklet contents

The book contains:

  • All Sunday celebrations for liturgical Year B.
  • The major seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, Pentecost.
  • The major texts: readings, meditations, prayers, hymns.
  • Guides for leading a celebration without a priest.
  • Guidance for major feasts and solemnities.

A valuable resource for the faithful on the move or in the diaspora

Wherever you are — in Africa, Europe, Canada, or elsewhere — this booklet helps maintain a stable spiritual rhythm even far from a parish. It offers a clear framework for sanctifying Sunday, following the readings, and living communal or personal prayer.

  • A reliable liturgical guide for those who do not have access to Mass every Sunday.
  • A support for families who wish to pass on the faith to their children born or raised abroad.
  • A solid foundation for praying alone, as a couple, or in a small group.
  • A travel companion for students, travelers, workers, and retirees living far from their community.

✨ What this booklet offers

  • Spiritual stability in a world where everything moves quickly.
  • The ability to sanctify Sunday, even alone.
  • Support for those who want to pray but do not know where to begin.
  • A tool for structuring the prayer life of a household or a small group.

Book features

  • Soft cover, light and durable.
  • More than 250 pages of liturgical texts.
  • Clear organization by seasons and Sundays.
  • Edition of the Evangelization Office (1996).
  • Suitable for readers of all ages.

A humble, discreet, yet essential book. It brings Sunday where no church can reach. A light that walks with you.

  • Type: Liturgical book
  • Liturgical cycle: Year B
  • Purpose: Celebrating Sunday without a priest
  • Audience: Isolated faithful, families, small prayer groups, the sick, travelers, diaspora
  • Content: Sunday celebrations, liturgical seasons, readings, meditations, prayers, hymns
  • Special guidance: Guides for leading a celebration without a priest
  • Cover: Soft cover, light and durable
  • Length: More than 250 pages
  • Organization: Clear structure by seasons and Sundays
  • Edition: Evangelization Office (1996)
  • Suitable for: Readers of all ages
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