*Judaism's Calendar as ordained by HaShem relys on the cycles of the moon. The new moons arrival is welcomed with special prayers and is refered to as Rosh Chodesh (new month). Rosh Chodesh is observed for either one or two days. When there are two days, the first is the last day of the previous month. In synagogues, on the Sabbath before the new moon, a special prayer called the Birkat Ha-Chodesh' is said to announce the new moon.
the following link will direct to a list of the weekly Parshas for the year with commentary from a Messianic and often a traditional point of view.
http://www.rabdavis.org/weekly_parsha1.htm
This next link is to the weekly Parsha commentary from a Messianic perspective at www.torahresource.com . This website runs on a triennnial cycle but has a page in which you can get the traditional 1 year cycle calendar.
http://www.torahresource.com/Parashot.html
This last link is from Tzion.org the congregation where Yesodey HaEmunah Yeshiva is based out of. Here you will find the listed readings from both the TaNaKh and the Brit Chadashah with links that lead to commentary by Rabbi Hall.
http://tzion.org/torah_schedule.htm
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