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        <description>BOOK 4   •   PSALMS 90–106 Psalm 100 — Enter His Gates with Thanksgiving FORM: Thanksgiving hymn    |    No named author in the Psalm heading A brief and joyful call to worship, Psalm 100 reminds every land that the Lord made us and that we belong to him. Its shepherd imagery joins belonging, gratitude, and trust. Catholics can pray it in the morning, at the beginning of communal worship, or in thanksgiving for the Church's life. Jesus' image of the Good Shepherd deepens the sense of being personally known and cared for by God. The Psalm is also a correction to spiritual self-sufficiency: we did not create ourselves, and our lives are received as gifts. Scripture connections: John 10, verse 14; James 1, verse 17 Read Psalm 100 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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