Didn't know this. Rushing to check it out.

Thank you. All of this is great for me. Very much appreciated. God bless.

I make a lot of use of CCWatershed, but being in Australia, I have to refer to the local version of the ORDO to know exactly what is going on.

A good site for the EF mass is this:

Sunday Propers: http://maternalheart.org/propers.htm
Propers for Saints: http://maternalheart.org/propers-saints.html

I actually use this as the reference point for finding out what the appropriate chants are for various saints' feast days for the OF mass, then see if the same chant is available in the SEP. Where possible I try to match the text of any motets that I may use with the propers for the day. It isn't always a good match, but after that I try to match according to the liturgical season or theme, or the readings of the day.

I tend to use a Hymn to substitute the Introit chant. By the time the congregation have sung a Hymn, done the Kyrie, Gloria and Responsorial Psalm, they are usually happy to let the choir sing a motet for the offertory. Then after they have sung the Preface Dialogue, and maybe the Sanctus (I tend to use chant or a common mass setting for the Sanctus), Mysterium Fidei and the Lord's Prayer, and perhaps also the Agnus Dei, they don't mind listening to the Communion Chant and then letting the organist play a postlude for the recessional.

You starting running into complaints when the ordinary and the responses are not sung.

Attached is the booklet I produced for the Feast of the Assumption of Our Lady for this year. You will have to print it out double-sided and then fold it, otherwise the pages do not appear in the right order. I could not get what I wanted to fit onto a single A4 sheet so I included a whole pile of the rest of the ordinary of the mass to make up for it. If it were a parish leaflet I would probably print notices on the back page.

Also attached is a mass leaflet for the Feast of St Lawrence, which thankfully fit onto a single A4 leaflet.

My advice to everyone is to justify and not left-allign the text. Break the readings into two columns like a newspaper - it makes it easier to read. Include melody lines for hymns and the chants and the congregation gets the hint that they are supposed to sing it. Mass leaflets are not hard to create. You need to have settled on the liturgy plenty of time in advance and laid it out well.