A Reading Schedule

Since we are in Ordinary Time now, I thought someone might be interested in reading Mark's Gospel (slowly, carefully and prayerfully) between now and Ash Wednesday (February 25th). So I prepared a little something:

January 11-17

Psalm 2, Mark 1:1-8, Psalm 105
Psalm 131, Mark 1:9-11, Psalm 119
Psalm 140, Mark 1:12-13, Psalm 141
Psalm 16, Mark 1:14-20, Psalm 23
Psalm 38, Mark 1:21-28, Psalm30
Psalm 57, Mark 1:29-34, Psalm41
Psalm 70, Mark 1:35-45 , Psalm 65

January 18-24

Psalm 51, Mark 2:1-12, Psalm 116
Psalm 143, Mark 2:13-17, Psalm 138
Psalm 50, Mark 2:18-28, Psalm 27
Psalm 28, Mark 3:1-6, Psalm 32
Psalm 8, Mark 3:7-12, Psalm 115
Psalm 118, Mark 3:13-19, Psalm 117
Psalm 121, Mark 3:20-35, Psalm 1

January 25-31

Psalm 67, Mark 4:1-20, Psalm 40
Psalm 27, Mark 4:21-25, Psalm 32
Psalm 37, Mark 4:26-34, Psalm 33
Psalm 69, Mark 4: 35-44, Psalm 29
Psalm 70, Mark 5:1-20, Psalm 66
Psalm 88, Mark 5:21-43, Psalm 107

February 1-7

Psalm 13, Mark 6:1-6, Psalm 36
Psalm 11, Mark 6:7-13, Psalm 4
Psalm 26, Mark 6:14-29, Psalm 10
Psalm 131, Mark 6:30-44, Psalm 147
Psalm 114, Mark 6:45-56, Psalm 124

February 8-14

Psalm 119, Mark 7:1-23, Psalm 112
Psalm 223, Mark 7:24-30, Psalm 118
Psalm 6, Mark 7:31-37, Psalm 31
Psalm 5, Mark 8:1-10, Psalm 105
Psalm 12, Mark 8:11-21, Psalm 17
Psalm 7, Mark 8:22-26, Psalm 18
Psalm 115, Mark 8:27-38, Psalm 110

February 15-21

Psalm 19, Mark 9:1-13, Psalm 20
Psalm 39, Mark 9:14-29, Psalm 40
Psalm 43, Mark 9:30-37, Psalm 44
Psalm 53, Mark 9:38-50, Psalm 54
Psalm58, Mark 10:1-12, Psalm 59
Psalm 91, Mark 10:13-16, Psalm 99
Psalm 36, Mark 10:17-31, Psalm 113

February 22-24

Psalm 124, Mark 10:32-45, Psalm 107
Psalm 28, Mark 10:46-52, Psalm 108