Thanks-but we have the communion proper for the Gospel of the Man Born Blind as: "The Lord anointed my eyes: I went, I washed, I saw and I believed in God." Can anyone explain the difference as I thought these were suppose to be exact from the Roman Missal at this point.
Here are several articles that describe why the Antiphons in the Missal (for "Masses without music" according to Pope Paul VI) are different from those in the Official Post-Vatican II Graduale.
Today's article in the Catholic World Report also mentions this.
Paul: Thank you so much for the info. :) If I'm understanding correctly (maybe not) is that what is printed in the Roman Missal (what OCP prints) is for spoken and not sung. Would be nice if there was no confusion on this but guess not. But if I want the congregation to be able to chant along with the cantor/choir, since we use OCP (I know, I know-and agree) I would have to put those text to music. I am really wanting to get some chant going if I can.
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