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Preface

Vincent AmbrosettiPublisher, ILP

Contents

Psalms and Canticles....................................................................................................................................... 6All Psalms and Canticles are listed in numerical order beginning with Psalm 1

Additional Verses for Hymns..........................................................................................................................227

Gospel Acclamations and Intercessions.........................................................................................................241Mass of Renewal.....................................................................................................................................241People’s Mass..........................................................................................................................................245Mass for American Martyrs.....................................................................................................................247Mass of Majesty......................................................................................................................................248Mass of Saint Augustine.........................................................................................................................249Mass of the Good Shepherd...................................................................................................................252Mass of Wisdom.....................................................................................................................................255

Wait for the Lord (Hymn #128).............................................................................................................227Ubi Caritas (Hymn #168).......................................................................................................................228Surrexit Christus (Hymn #189)..............................................................................................................229Litany of the Saints (Hymn #238)..........................................................................................................230Eat This Bread (Hymn #274)...................................................................................................................232Give to the Lord (Hymn #354)...............................................................................................................233Teach Me, Lord, To Pray (Hymn #423)..................................................................................................235Bless the Lord, My Soul (Hymn #427)...................................................................................................236You Are My Hope, O God (Hymn #446)..............................................................................................237Laudate Dominum (Hymn #532)...........................................................................................................238Domine Deus (Hymn #594)...................................................................................................................240

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