Scrivener, but I export to MS Word to do all the formatting afterwards.

Looking at this again and I see it's the Alleluia verse. Leaving because you can't edit bsky posts, but yes, I do know my mass parts.

Thank you - this is helpful. PDF xchange was able to OCR the PDFs in their huge size, but I'm glad to know that printing to PDF makes them a normal size. (The Venantius one was so huge that it kept failing halfway through the process)

The only search I found on MGH searches the entire MGH. I haven't figured out how to search individual volumes. Can you?

I have the text and the Roberts, so I can read them, but I want to do some word searches to check frequency and contexts for certain flesh synonyms, and I can't find a searchable medium. (Library of Latin Texts doesn't have him 😭)

I'm a text person and controversially passed out handouts at NAPS in 2022. Perhaps now that it's not as much of a public health concern, people who don't need to show images specifically no longer feel compelled to have PowerPoint.

Thank you for this thread!

Scrivener is more useful for writing (obsidian is more brainstorming and research cataloging), AND a very affordable one time purchase. Definitely worth it.

Perhaps colloquially, since I work at a US Catholic school (US Catholicism is definitely real, but also multifaceted and regional and politically divided). @arturoviaggia.bsky.social also comes to mind.

My 10 year old just finished an abridged prose Odyssey and my 7 year old is so excited about learning all the ancient Greek myths in school!