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This is Paul Mason’s setting for Psalm 90 for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B as found in Psalms for All Time Vol 3. It is a fine psalm for our times. He has written SATB parts for … Continue reading →

From Psalms for All Time, Vol 3, this us Paul Mason’s setting of Psalm 86 for the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A. It sounds like a hymn for Lent. There is so much going on in this song … Continue reading →

Continuing in Psalms for All Time Volume 3 from Paul Mason, is the psalm from the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B, which sounds like a hymn for Eucharist too. Response The Lord gave them bread from heaven. The … Continue reading →

… and the hits just keep on coming. Psalms for All Time Volume 3, available at Liturgical Song, is packed with psalm settings and commentary and I doubt I’m even half way through yet. This is the psalm for the … Continue reading →

This is Paul Mason’s setting of Psalm 68 for the Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time, from Psalms for All Time Vol 3. It is a lovely tune and, as I have noted several times, these songs stand on their own … Continue reading →

There’s a lot of psalms in Paul Mason’s three volumes of Psalms for All Times, and he has plans for volumes four, five and six. This one is from Volume Three and is the psalm for the Sixth Sunday of … Continue reading →

Continuing with Paul Mason’s Psalms for All Time Vol 3, here is the Psalm for Mary, Mother of God, Years A, B & C. Response May God bless us in his mercy, Bless us in his mercy. 1 May God … Continue reading →

I am up to the Psalm for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C, as set by Paul Mason in his Psalms For All Time Vol 3. Each verse has a distinct melody for a change to keep your … Continue reading →

I’m looking at Psalms for All Time Vol 3 by Paul Mason. I’m up to this psalm for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. The sheet music can be purchased at Liturgical Song. There is a YouTube clip … Continue reading →

Psalm 33 again, but this time for The Most Holy Trinity as set by Paul Mason. The response is the same but the verses are different. It is from Psalms for All Time Volume 3 and if you go to … Continue reading →