Divinum Officium does not provide the monastic version of this feast, but the Roman version of the Office provides the Invitatory antiphon, hymn and antiphons; combine those with the psalms from the Common of a Confessor not a bishop (Liber Responsorialis pg 190).
As this is a (relatively) new feast, most of the chants are not included in the Liber Responsorialis.
The invitatory antiphon and hymn, though, are in the Liber Hymnarius, and virtually all of the necessary chants are however included in an appendix to the Nocturnale Romanum. Most of the missing responsories come from the Benedictine version of the Feast of St Joseph, Spouse of the BVM and are included in the Liber Responsorialis.
You can find translations of the readings and responsories for this feast over at my Lectio Divina blog.
As this is a (relatively) new feast, most of the chants are not included in the Liber Responsorialis.
The invitatory antiphon and hymn, though, are in the Liber Hymnarius, and virtually all of the necessary chants are however included in an appendix to the Nocturnale Romanum. Most of the missing responsories come from the Benedictine version of the Feast of St Joseph, Spouse of the BVM and are included in the Liber Responsorialis.
You can find translations of the readings and responsories for this feast over at my Lectio Divina blog.
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