In the mid-1950s—a time when the movement toward liturgical reform that began in the early twentieth century had gained significant momentum—the Ladies of the Grail (England), a lay women’s community, gathered a group of scholars to prepare a new translation of the psalms. First published in 1963, the Grail Psalms were approved for liturgical use and adopted for the English editions of the...

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