Yes, the common for holy men and women is the correct place to go.

I was rather hoping for something in the way of Propers in English, since I have been pushing the use of the SEP at my college. SEP does not seem to have the Commons of the Virgin Mary, Common of Pastors, Common of Saints, Common of Virgins, etc.

Unfortunately, the current Graduale Romanum is under copyright until at least the year 2069.

Ben, I think she might be looking for something from the commons. I'm sure you could whip one of those up, though!

I'm not clear on what you're looking for, but if you can give me incipits, I can post the completed english versions. In this case, I already have Dilexisti justitiam done, and I'll post it shortly.

I didn't see the link above. Would you like me to set the propers found here to music? I might be able to do it tonight or tomorrow.

The day is coming too soon for anything new to be written.

In Australia, August 8 is the Solemnity of St Mary of the Cross Mackillop.

Propers for her mass were once published online but are no longer available. The liturgy people in Australia are useless at the best of times. I often end up having to write adaptions. The responsorial Psalm I got out of the New English Hymnal, just changing the text of the antiphon (and simplifying the organ accompanument for it).

The SEP are a fantastic resource. Unfortunately their one shortcoming is the lack of the Commons of Saints, Pastors, Martyrs, etc which would make it a complete resource for the entire liturgical year.

I'm going to make use of a couple of Hymns (I'm not a 4-hymn sandwich type). I'm using "By All Your Saints Still Striving" and "From Penola's Plains". The Responsorial Psalm is Psalm 63. I will use the Kyrie and Agnus Dei from Mass of St Boniface (Wittal), the Gloria and Sanctus will be ICEL Plainchant and I will probably use John Stanley's Trumpet Voluntary in D (Orginal Manuals-Only Score) for the Postlude.

Sounds like a great line up, hartleymartin. The music for Penola's Plains is great fun to sing.

Is this at the Cathedral? Or Campion College? Sounds pretty amazing.

We'll be doing Mass 9, Credo 1 and probably psalm toned propers at this rate, with the Parramatta FSSP, either Mulgoa or Girraween. And O Mother Mary of the Cross, but to Rockingham (sorry CHGiffen).

Our sort of choir master is organist at his local parish and is doing a combination of SEP and Anglican Gradual and his own stuff. It's really cool to see all the chant ported over to English.

St Mary of the Cross Mackillop is particularly important to me, since I was at the Bishop's mass when it was announced that she was to be Patron of the Diocese of Parramatta.

I've figured out a method. The local Latin Mass community has published PDF mass leaflets for Mary Mackillop and I was able to use this to look up the incipits for the chants, and then refer to the index in the SEP to find them.

I've still got a fair bit to learn abuot liturgy. I don't know if it is the same case in the US, UK and other English-speaking countries, but here in Australia, if you want to do well as a church musician you practically have to train yourself as a liturgist, as chances are that the Parish or Chaplaincy you work for won't have one of the staff!

A bit too late for St Mary of the Cross Mackillop. I have already printed the mass booklets. I got around it by using processional and offertory hymns, and using an ad libitum communion chant. I'll be putting together a series of resources for these feast days.

I'll make use of this new knowledge to compile what I need for St Lawrence.

Yes, but the propers in the Missal for her feast in Australia may or may not exist in the corpus of chant. They may just be "spoken" propers. Since I'm in the US, I don't have an Australian Missal, so I couldn't tell you. If you post what the Australian Missal has, we can search to see if they correspond to chants in the Graduale.