Liturgy of the Word

The Mass is both a Memorial and a Sacrifice
Liturgy of the Word, the First of the Two principal rites of the Mass. This typically consist of three readings.    

The First from the Old Testament (A term wider than Hebrew Scriptures).
The Second from the New Testament.
The Third is from the Gospels - the four narratives relating to the life and death of Jesus Christ.
The first New Testament reading is from the Acts of the Apostles, the Epistles, or the Revelation to John. 

What we Roman Catholics and followers of the Lord would like to witness is a change in the above as below:
Instead of the Gospel, can we focus more on the Parables - the 37 Parables he preached, and the other 9 mentioned in the Bible along with the Hundred others he spoke of.
In the Readings, can we have one reading as a brief on the decisions taken at the 2 Vatican Councils, and the 21 Ecumenical Councils, so we the believers are informed and fully aware of the happenings in the Church.
The other reading can continue as decided, and The Parables instead of The Gospels