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Liturgical Song is pleased to announce the release of Mass of Glory and Praise Our Father as a Single Song Download. 

Liturgical Song is pleased to provide a FREE MP3 Playlist of songs and psalms, as well as liturgy outlines and Liturgical Song Selections for Lent, especially 24 Hours for the Lord,  to help parishes and schools celebrate this Year of Jubilee in liturgical song. 

Single Psalm Downloads are being made available for Ordinary Time Year C. These psalm settings are included in the forthcoming release of Psalms For All Time Volume 4 later in 2025.

Beginning with Psalm 96 "Proclaim His Marvellous Deeds" for the Second Sunday and Psalm 19a "Your Words, Lord Are

Initial releases of the psalm settings contained in Psalms For All Time Volume 4 are being released in the coming weeks and months. The printed volume will be released later this year. 

Click here for a sample: Psalm setting 96a Proclaim His Marvellous Deeds.

We are pleased to advise that the Liturgical Song Suggestions have now been updated for Advent, Christmas and Ordinary Time through to March 2025. Blessings on your ministry. 

We are pleased to advise that the Liturgical Song Suggestions have now been updated for Ordinary Time through to the end of November 2024. Blessings on your ministry. 

Now available for Ordinary Time and Lent Year B. NOW INCLUDING Featured Responsorial Psalm resources and Gospel Acclamation Verse indexes on the cover page of the Music Selections in the summary of Readings and Antiphons.

Apologies for the lack of availability of Liturgical Song Suggestions for 15th and 22nd October 2023. There are errors and missing information in our Year A database records that need some work to repair. Next week I will post full recommendation listings for 26 November 2023 (Christ the King) through

Liturgical Song is relocating its operations to new premises. Our warehouse is being relocated to Kennards Self Storage, Gipps Street WOLLONGONG NSW 2500. Please bear with us during this time. Normal operations will resume from 23 October 2023.

Unfortunately, we are faced with rising costs in producing books locally. Since the closure of Australia's last paper mill prices for paper alone have doubled and local printers have responded with almost doubling of costs since our last big print runs a year ago. Faced with these rising costs we