As Christians, we cannot consider Judaism as a foreign religion; nor do we include the Jews among those called to turn from idols and to serve the true God (cf. 1 Thes 1:9). With them, we believe in the one God who acts in history, and with them we accept his revealed word...

—Pope Francis, Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium
24 Nov. 2013. Read the Document HERE

JEWISH and CHRISTIAN
LITURGICAL READINGS

The readings list provided by Etz Hayim—"Tree of Life" follows the Torah Portion of the Week (Parashat Hashavuah) read by Jews every Sabbath, and the readings for Masses and Sunday liturgies used throughout the Christian world.
Note. The Jewish readings given are those read in the Jewish diaspora and will sometimes vary from those read in Israel.

APPROACHING WEEKS’ LITURGICAL CYCLES...

[JEWISH CYCLE] 25 September / 29 Elul / erev Rosh HaShanah 26 September / 1 Tishrei / Rosh HaShanah I 27 September / 2 Tishrei / Rosh HaShanah II 28 September / 3 Tishrei / Tzom Gedaliah 01 October / 6 Tishrei / Parashat VaYelekh 04 October / 9 Tishrei / erev Yom Kippur 05 October / 10 Tishrei / Yom Kippur 08 October / 13 Tishrei / Parashat Ha'azinu 09 October / 14 Tishrei / erev Sukkot 10 October / 15 Tishrei / Sukkot I 11 October / 16 Tishrei /Sukkot II [Sukkot is celebrated over seven days [Eight in the Diaspora.] The first two days of Sukkot are a major holidays [Yom Tov] in the Diaspora and are followed by Festival "weekdays" called Chol HaMoed. In Israel Chol HaMoed begin on Sukkot Day II.] 15 October / 20 Tishrei / Sukkot Shabbat 17 October / 22 Tishrei / Shemini Atzeret 17 October / 22 Tishrei / erev Simchat Torah [In most Jewish communities the Torah is read at night on Simhat Torah. [This is the only time when the Torah is read at night.] There are various customs regarding which Torah sections are read, although many select Vezot Haberachah, the last weekly portion on the Torah, omitting the last verses.] 18 October / 23 Tishrei / Simchat Torah [Simchat Torah is a celebration marking the conclusion of the annual cycle of public Torah readings and the beginning of a new cycle. In Israel, Simhat Torah and Shemini Atzeret are celebrated on the same day.] 22 October / 27 Tishrei / Parashat Bereshit 25 October / 30 Tishrei / Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan 26 October / 1 Cheshvan / Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan 29 October / 4 Cheshvan / Parashat Noach 05 November / 11 Cheshvan / Parashat Lekh Lekha [Read a commentary on the parashah (Torah potion) from Institute Saint Pierre de Sion-Ratisbonne, Bat Kol-Christian Center for Jewish Studies. Readings for the above dates availabe HERE ]    [ROMAN RITE] 14 September / Exultation of the Holy Cross 18 September / 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time 25 September / 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 02 October / 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 09 October / 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 16 October / 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time 23 October / 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time 30 October / 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time 01 November / All Saints Day 02 November / All Souls Day 06 November / 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time [Read a commentary on the gospel from Institute Saint Pierre de Sion-Ratisbonne, Bat Kol-Christian Center for Jewish Studies. Readings for the above dates available HERE]    [RCL] 14 September / Holy Cross 18 September / 15th Sunday after Pentecost 25 September / 16th Sunday after Pentecost 02 October / 17th Sunday after Pentecost 09 October / 18th Sunday after Pentecost 16 October / 19th Sunday after Pentecost 23 October / 20th Sunday after Pentecost 30 October / 21st Sunday after Pentecost 01 November / All Saints Day 06 November / 22nd Sunday after Pentecost [Readings for the above dates available HERE] The Hebrew Bible: A Translation with Commentary by Robert Alter. [PAID LINKS - follow LINKS for detailed book information at Amazon]