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I've been told that the plan is to essentially follow Ireland, and have readings from the Revised New Jerusalem Bible (2019) in conjunction with the "Abbey Psalm and Canticles" (2018). The latter can be purchased for the Kindle viewer from Amazon; it also include the canticles used for "responsorial psalms". My (hard) copy of the Revised New Jerusalem Bible includes the Revised Grail Psalms (2010). See this notice from the ACBC: www.catholic.au/s/article/What-version-of-the-Bible-is-used-at-Mass.

I'm glad this has been of use: there are some real gems to be found in the LOH that are virtually unknown to a wider audience. I intend to eventually have the entire LOH on here, though there will be an occasional change in the suggested tune when it can only be found in a now obscure hymnal that I don't have access to.

What about some of the other McAuley/Connolly hymns? 'Jesus, in Your Heart We Find' is a fantastic hymn for the Sacred Heart of Jesus. There's a version on RUclips by Prima Luca that is particularly beautiful.

My apologies: there was a typo in the link, which is now fixed.

LLANFAIR is best known with the Ascension hymn "Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise" and the Easter Hymn "Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today", both by Charles Wesley. I agree that GWALCHMAI is an excellent tune, and if you wanted to use the text with CWB2 and give the congregation a melody to follow, it can be downloaded from OneLicense: www.onelicense.net/search?term=30136910. If they don't have a copy of the original Catholic Worship Book (hymn 671) or Gather Australia (hymn 366), instrumentalists can play from sheet music without the (copyrighted) words, as the tune is public domain. The hymn (with GWALCHMAI) is not available for individual purchase from the publisher, OCP.

Thanks for the comment. I love the challenging imagery of Sr Genevieve Glen, who is my favourite of contemporary Catholic poets. I thought it disappointing that a number of her texts were dropped (including this one) when the 3rd edition of Journeysongs was brought out.

You are of course, correct, and that should have been noted in the credits shown in the comments, but wasn't due to an oversight. All the Advent Gospel Acclamation video comments have now been corrected. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Good pick up! I'll fix this (and any other hymns with ELLACOMBE!) in the next day or two. RUclips doesn't allow replacement videos, so I will have to upload a corrected version and delete this one, though I'll probably wait a few days to make sure you see this reply. Thanks for taking the time to make the comment.

A link to the corrected version is in the comments. Apologies for the error.

Thank you for taking the time to comment. I started these last year for my own choir but didn't think there would be much interest by others, and have been very surprised by the number of views!

Go to ruclips.net/video/hRKhCjdRVu4/видео.html. I'd like to eventually do this with all the lesser known hymn tunes (though preferably with a better singer than myself!)

Thank you for the kind words which are much appreciated!

Thank you. I really appreciate the comment.

Thank you!

This is a classic Australian hymn written in the early sixties by James McAuley and composed by Richard Connolly. A sung version from an old LP can be found starting at 8:01 on this RUclips recording: ruclips.net/video/1jMggVk9pDM/видео.html. I believe this recording was made under the direction of the composer. The accompaniment can be found in most Australian hymnals, both Catholic and otherwise (Australian Hymn Book, Catholic Worship Book, Catholic Worship Book II, Gather Australia, New Living Parish Hymnal, and Together in Song) or can be purchased from Willow Connection either individually (willowpublishing.com.au/product/o-jesus-crucified/) or in the Year of Grace collection (willowpublishing.com.au/product/year-of-grace/) Thanks for your interest.

I'm a regular user of of Richard Connolly and James McAuley's hymns during communion, but it's a pity that there aren't more quality vocal recordings on RUclips. If you haven't heard it, there's a wonderful recording of "Jesus, in Your Heart We Find", my personal favourite of theirs, by Prima Luce at ruclips.net/video/Oe86bmolKas/видео.html. Thanks for the comment.

Thank you for your words of encouragement.