This might be a bit late (I just finished this set last night), but if you can sight-read these in a pinch, great. If not, save this reference for next year. Here are the "Psalm 151" components for this Saturday (March 19), the Solemnity of St. Joseph, the Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, thus the foster father of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
INTROIT
Psalm 92: The just shall flourish
R./ based on Miseréris ómnium, Dómine; V./ Tone 1, plus alternate original SATB tone
RESPONSORIAL PSALM
Psalm 89: The Son of David
R./ metrical, with descant; V/. original
GOSPEL ACCLAMATION (in lieu of Alleluia)
Gospel Acclamation "Vexílla Regis" (Glory and praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ)
R./ based on Vexílla Regis Pródeunt; V./ Tonus Peregrinus
OFFERTORY
Psalm 89: My faithfulness and mercy
R./ chant; V/. original
COMMUNION
If Matthew Gospel is read: Psalm 112: Joseph, son of David
R./ chant; V/. original
If Luke Gospel is read: Psalm 27: Did you not know
R./ chant-style; V./ Tone 5, plus alternate original SATB tone
Psalm 92: The just shall flourish
R./ based on Miseréris ómnium, Dómine; V./ Tone 1, plus alternate original SATB tone
RESPONSORIAL PSALM
Psalm 89: The Son of David
R./ metrical, with descant; V/. original
GOSPEL ACCLAMATION (in lieu of Alleluia)
Gospel Acclamation "Vexílla Regis" (Glory and praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ)
R./ based on Vexílla Regis Pródeunt; V./ Tonus Peregrinus
OFFERTORY
Psalm 89: My faithfulness and mercy
R./ chant; V/. original
COMMUNION
If Matthew Gospel is read: Psalm 112: Joseph, son of David
R./ chant; V/. original
If Luke Gospel is read: Psalm 27: Did you not know
R./ chant-style; V./ Tone 5, plus alternate original SATB tone
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