"Daily Readings should be the first class of the day, 5 days a week for students in every grade, in every Catholic School and with every Homeschool family." ~Deacon Keith Fournier

  • 'Daily Readings' Classes - 2020
  • Include 'Questions for Reflection' with Deacon Keith Fournier
  • Family Education
  • Lessons for every day of the month
  • Readings from Scripture are part of every Mass. At least two readings, one always from the Gospels, (3 on Sundays and solemnities) make up the Liturgy of the Word. 
  • In addition, a psalm or canticle is sung.

St. Jerome once said that ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ. Daily Readings offer a wonderful way to get to know our Lord better in His Word.

Sign up to the classes below to learn more about the Scriptures within our Holy Bible through the Daily Readings with Reflections.

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“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

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Marisol Fresses

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Arlene Thomas

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“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

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Annette Begler

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Marisol Fresses

5 star rating

“Good info. Help me understand the Daily Readings much better.”

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Arlene Thomas

5 star rating

“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

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Annette Begler

5 star rating

“I like the continuous review. It makes it sink in ”

“I like the continuous review. It makes it sink in ”

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Marisol Fresses

5 star rating

“Good info. Help me understand the Daily Readings much better.”

“Good info. Help me understand the Daily Readings much better.”

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Arlene Thomas

5 star rating

“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

→Read Less

Annette Begler

5 star rating

“I like the continuous review. It makes it sink in ”

“I like the continuous review. It makes it sink in ”

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Marisol Fresses

5 star rating

“Good info. Help me understand the Daily Readings much better.”

“Good info. Help me understand the Daily Readings much better.”

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Arlene Thomas

5 star rating

“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

“We need to take time and reflect not only on the work on the cross but also Christ resurrection.”

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Instructor(s)

Instructor Bio:

Deacon Keith Fournier has been ordained as a Deacon for twenty six years. He and his wife have been married for 46 years. Together they raised five children and have seven grandchildren.

Deacon Fournier holds his Bachelors Degree (BA) in Theology and Philosophy from the Franciscan University of Steubenville. He holds his Juris Doctor in Law (JD) from the University of Pittsburgh Law School. He holds His Masters Degree in Sacred Theology (MTS) from the John Paul II Institute of the Lateran University. He holds His Masters in Philosophy (M.Phil.) in Moral Theology from the Catholic University of America. He is currently working toward completion of a Doctorate in Moral Theology by completing his dissertation.

Deacon Fournier is serving the Diocese of Tyler, Texas, under Bishop Joseph Strickland. He serves at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and works with the Bishop. He is the General Legal Counsel for the Diocese of Tyler. He is also the Director of Deacon Formation for the Diocese of Tyler. Finally, He is the Dean of Catholic identity for the Bishop Gorman Catholic School in the Diocese of Tyler.

Deacon Keith Fournier is the Dean and Chaplain of Catholic Online School.

Deacon Keith Fournier

Dean and Chaplin