Our school is celebrating Mass on Monday, October 7 which is the Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary. It appears that the Responsorial Psalm is actually taken from John?! Does anyone know of a musical setting for that? I don't remember it occurring in the three-year Sunday Cycle which means it wouldn't be in Respond & Complain* or the Chabanel Psalmody.
Also, does anyone know what the Proper verse for the Alleluia is? I'm assuming I can take one from the Common of BVM?
*I can't take credit for this. I stole it. And I love it.
Huh? I'm not sure you read me right: you're not going to find music for the antiphon easily because neither the weekday antiphon nor the proper antiphons (two options for that) happen to be used on a Sunday.
Oh! I see what you're saying. I read your last sentence without thinking. It has been a long day.... I DID find a responsorial setting of Luke from Year B (Advent III). It's not the exact Antiphon, but it's the same scripture so I might go with that unless I find something better.
I worked last year at a parish named Our Lady of Victory, and since the feast fell on a Sunday last year, our priest was able to celebrate that feast instead of the Sunday in Ordinary time. I am sure I set the responsorial psalm for the feast, but I can't find it right now. Here are propers for that feast, in the style of the Simple English Propers. I will keep looking for the psalm . . .
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