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Catholic Liturgy Roman Missal and Psalms Reference Collection - Three complementary works exploring the language, structure, music, and practice of modern Catholic worship. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal, issued by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, presents the foundational norms governing celebration of the Roman Catholic Mass, including the liturgical year, Roman calendar, and the distribution and reception of Holy Communion. Lyric Psalms: Half a Psalter by Francis Patrick Sullivan, a Jesuit priest and poet, reimagines 75 Psalms through contemporary poetic language while remaining rooted in biblical scholarship and the tradition of sung prayer. Published by the National Association of Pastoral Musicians. Completing the group is A Liturgist’s Guide to Inclusive Language by Ronald D. Witherup, published by The Liturgical Press in 1996. Bearing a Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur, the work examines inclusive language within Scripture and Catholic liturgical practice. Together, these books provide an interesting cross-section of post-Vatican II Catholic thought, moving from the official structure of the Mass to the language and poetry through which worship is expressed. Catholic liturgy, Roman Missal, General Instruction of the Roman Missal, GIRM, USCCB, Catholic Mass, Catholic worship, Vatican II, post-Vatican II, liturgical studies, Catholic theology, Lyric Psalms, Half a Psalter, Francis Patrick Sullivan, Psalms, Psalter, Jesuit author, National Association of Pastoral Musicians, NPM, church music, sacred music, sung prayer, Ronald D. Witherup, A Liturgist’s Guide to Inclusive Language, Liturgical Press, inclusive language, Catholic books, religious studies, ecclesiastical books