Who would have known CodeRabbit knew so much about the Catholic Liturgy! It doesn't get everything spot on, but does have some interesting suggestions. For example:
Add optional “sequence” field (Easter Day).
Easter Sunday has the Victimae paschali laudes sequence (optional). Adding a field prevents loss of data.
"day": {
"first_reading": "",
"responsorial_psalm": "",
"second_reading": "",
"alleluia_verse": "",
- "gospel": ""
+ "gospel": "",
+ "sequence": ""
},
This could be considered I suppose. Though it's not a scriptural reference like the rest of the keys involved in the lectionary structures, we could still consider adding a sequence field somewhere, if not in the lectionary readings, at least somewhere in the Liturgical Event output. Also Corpus Christi and Pentecost have sequences.
Who would have known CodeRabbit knew so much about the Catholic Liturgy! It doesn't get everything spot on, but does have some interesting suggestions. For example:
Add optional “sequence” field (Easter Day).
Easter Sunday has the Victimae paschali laudes sequence (optional). Adding a field prevents loss of data.
"day": { "first_reading": "", "responsorial_psalm": "", "second_reading": "", "alleluia_verse": "", - "gospel": "" + "gospel": "", + "sequence": "" },This could be considered I suppose. Though it's not a scriptural reference like the rest of the keys involved in the lectionary structures, we could still consider adding a
sequencefield somewhere, if not in the lectionary readings, at least somewhere in the Liturgical Event output. Also Corpus Christi and Pentecost have sequences.