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Sounds like you might be encountering the deliberate TeX behavior regarding the left and right margins. In a two sided document, the margins are sized according to whether they are inside (left on odd pages, right on even) or outside (right on odd pages, left on even) with respect to the binding. Inside margins are larger than outside margins to account for the dead space created by the binding.
Switching to the oneside page option makes all pages act like odd pages. You can also look at the geometry package for more fine tuned controls for the margins.
I followed this tip: https://gregorio-project.github.io/tips/litany.html to typeset the Litany of St Joseph.
The alignment of the nstabbing lines is shifted a tabspace or so to the right on even pages.
This can be avoided by using the oneside page option.
I think there should be a way to fix this so that it works twosided too. I quickly get lost looking at the code for
\grealign
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