Day 3 of praying Psalm 122, "I was glad" (Laetatus sum), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Chant Tone IV, followed by excerpts from the writings of St. Augustine and Martin Luther on the last part of the psalm.

Day 2 of praying Psalm 122, "I was glad" (Laetatus sum), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Chant Tone IV, followed by excerpts from the writings of St. Augustine and Martin Luther on verse 4 regarding the tribes of the Lord going up to give thanks to the name of the Lord.

Day 1 of praying Psalm 122, "I was glad" (Laetatus sum), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Chant Tone IV, followed by excerpts from the writings of St. Augustine and Martin Luther on the first part of the psalm.

Day 3 of praying penitential Psalm 102, "Hear my prayer, O Lord" (Domine, exaudi), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Chant Tone I, followed by excerpts from the writings of St. Augustine and Martin Luther on the last part of the psalm, vv 23–28.

Day 2 of praying penitential Psalm 102, "Hear my prayer, O Lord" (Domine, exaudi), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Chant Tone I, followed by excerpts from the writings of St. Augustine and Martin Luther on the middle part of the psalm, vv 12–22.

Day 1 of praying penitential Psalm 102, "Hear my prayer, O Lord" (Domine, exaudi), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Chant Tone VIII, followed by excerpts from the writings of St. Augustine and Martin Luther on the first part of the psalm, vv 1–11.

Day 3 of praying Psalm 19, "The heavens declare the glory of God" (Caeli enarrant), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Psalm Tone III, followed by excerpts from the writings of Martin Luther on the end of the psalm, vv 10–14 and a brief but insightful comment of St. Augustine on vs 12 ("Who can understand his errors?").

Day 2 of praying Psalm 19, "The heavens declare the glory of God" (Caeli enarrant), chanted using the KJV and Gregorian Chant Tone III, followed by excerpts from the writings of Martin Luther and St. Augustine on the middle portion of the psalm.