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Quick Questions What's the significance of the crossing of the forehead, lips, and heart before the Gospel reading?
Quick Questions Can you tell me who (if anyone) is supposed to read the gospel and give a homily at Communion services?
Quick Questions Are priests and deacons required to read the Gospel from the Book of the Gospels?
Quick Questions Is it acceptable for laymen to participate in a dramatic reading of the Gospel during Lent?

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