I am completely redoing all my contributions to Chabanel Psalms (YEAR A).
My Year A contributions are being named in honor of the English Martyrs.

Many of these have a special and amazing meaning, for example:

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"I love you, Lord, my strength."

In honor of Blessed John Beche (†1539), an Abbot who was hung, drawn, and quartered.

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In honor of Blessed Thomas Johnson (†1537), a Carthusian monk who was starved to death.

God the LORD has spoken and summoned the earth,
from the rising of the sun to its setting.
"Not for your sacrifices do I rebuke you,
for your holocausts are before me always."

"If I were hungry, I would not tell you,
for mine are the world and its fullness.
Do I eat the flesh of strong bulls,
or is the blood of goats my drink?"

"Offer to God praise as your sacrifice
and fulfill your vows to the Most High;
then call upon me in time of distress;
I will rescue you, and you shall glorify me."