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Gcwinter Sg001-034 Worship.Indd What’s Inside Liturgical Music. 43 – 51 Multicultural Music. 52 – 58 SERVICE COMMITMENT Worship Resources . .2 – 33 Spanish & Bilingual Music . .52 – 57 Committed to unparalleled Missals . .2 – 10 Chinese, Filipino & Korean Resources . 58 customer service, OCP Missal Support Materials. 11 – 21 Vietnamese Resources. 58 provides the support and Mass Settings . 16 – 17 Contemporary Music. 59 – 66 resources you need to Hymnals & Songbooks. 22 – 33 Children’s Music . 67 – 69 accomplish your ministry. Lent, Triduum & Easter Music. 35 – 37 Instrumental Music . 70 – 71 Songs for Your Ministry . 38 – 39 Books & Videos. 72 – 78 Choral Music. 40 – 42 Index . .79 – 80 Find us on Facebook Facebook.com/OCPmusic What’s New?… Grow with Engage your assembly your choir with a missal program with choral arrangements to 6-10 that fits the unique 12 needs of your parish. enrich the music in your missal program SEE PAGE SEE PAGES WELCOME The needs of your parish are constantly evolving. As a partner in your ongoing ministry, our mission is to help you respond to those changing needs. From missal and hymnal programs updated for the Roman Missal to a showcase of our latest and bestselling releases, this winter edition of our catalog offers a number of tools that enrich communal worship and personal prayer. Thank you for trusting OCP for resources to celebrate your faith. Sincerely, John J. Limb Publisher Bring music to life Inspire your community with completely revised accompaniment books with a permanent 14 for 2013—including resource offering a newly-designed binders! 26 balanced repertoire and parish-tested Mass settings. SEE PAGE SEE PAGE PAGES 2-3: Missal Intro Spread <image: rosary or woman in beanie from Non Sub 2 (30113319)?> PAGE 2 You<image> can feel it in the words Change. we proclaim at Mass You can feel it in the words we proclaim at Mass. You can hear it in languages spoken in your community. You can hear it in the languages You can see it in the faces that comprise the body of Christ. PAGE 3 spoken in your parish <screened back: ENGAGE> The needs of your parish may change, but our faith remains constant. YouJoin can over two-thirds see it of thein U.S. the Catholic faces churches who rely on OCP missals for the latest texts and music to grow with the needs of their assembly and engage them in wor- ship.that comprise the body of Christ Grow with the changing needs of your assembly and engage them in worship with missals from OCP Total songs Traditional hymns Contemporary hymns/songs Mass settings Psalter Sunday & holy day Lectionary readings Daily Mass readings Daily Mass propers (English) Optional daily Mass propers insert Order of Mass Music for the rites Recordings Number of issues annually Regular-print Large-print Breaking Bread 855 t t 9 t + t t t 1 t t with Readings 855 t t 9 t t t t t t 1 t Today’s Missal 855* t t 9 t t t t t t 3 t t with Dailies 855* t t 9 t t t t t t t 3 t with Spanish 1014* t t 13 t t t t t t 3 t t Music Issue 640 t t 9 t t t 1 t t Unidos en Cristo/ 772 t t 11 t t t t t t 3 t United in Christ Misal del Día 369 t t 5 t t t t t 1 t Heritage Missal 582 t t 7 t t t t t t 1 t Companion Missal 168 t t 2 t t t 1 t *Includes songs in Music Issue +Sunday & holy day reading synopses only COMPARE4 | 1-800-LITURGY (548-8749) | ocp.org | Facebook.com/OCPmusic MISSALS Missals Misal del Día (page 9) Large-Print $2.69 (Missal prices per yearly subscription of 50 or more. Spanish Missals Keyboard Accompaniment Book w/ binder (30108732) $50.00 Shipping and handling not included) Keyboard binder [5-ring, navy blue] (30108500) $8.50 Breaking Bread (page 6) Spanish Missals Guitar Accompaniment Book w/ binder (30108733) $45.00 Regular-Print $3.70 Guitar binder [5-ring, maroon] (30108501) $8.50 Large-Print $4.50 Música para la Iglesia de Hoy [9-CD set] (20221) $85.00 Large-Print with Readings $4.80 Heritage Missal (page 10) Large-Print with Readings and Daily Mass Propers $5.30 Large-Print $4.19 Keyboard Accompaniment Book w/ 2 binders (30106203) $96.00 Large-Print with Daily Mass Propers Insert $4.69 Keyboard binder [5-ring, navy blue] (30108500) $8.50 Keyboard Accompaniment Book w/ binder (30107000) $60.00 Guitar Accompaniment Book w/ 2 binders (30106204) $76.00 Keyboard binder [5-ring, navy blue] (30108500) $8.50 Guitar binder [5-ring, maroon] (30108501) $8.50 Guitar Accompaniment Book w/ binder (30107001) $50.00 Annual Subscription Service for Accompaniment Supplements $9.95 ea. 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