Where are the Alleluia's used in EWTN's daily Masses found?

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We always use the same alleluia’s at our daily Mass. I’d like to change things up occasionally by doing the alleluia’s I hear on EWTN. I do a few by ear; but I’d like the source where they get them. Anyone know?

Also, are there norms or rules as to which alleluia is sung that particular day?
 
EWTN uses the Adoremus hymnal. That is where you can find the Gospel Acclamation. The Worship III hymnal from GIA has quite a few beautiful ones. I love the Gospel Acclamation from the Papal Masses (the Easter version). Having won a few of the Papal Mass booklets from ebay, I’ve tried to use them for daily Mass.

The Worship III has a beautiful, Gregorian-sounding, Gospel Acclamation for Lent. It is based on a Kyrie. It is beautiful and we’ve used it for both English and Spanish Masses.
 
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Also, are there norms or rules as to which alleluia is sung that particular day?
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The Lectionary has the Alleluia verse for the day (although no music); they can be set to any appropriate music. There’s also the Graduale Romanum which has the proper Alleluia in Latin (but I would guess those are a bit much for starting out).

I too wish my parish would change the Alleluia verse they use each week.
 
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