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        <description>BOOK 3   •   PSALMS 73–89 Psalm 80 — Restore Us; Let Your Face Shine FORM: Communal lament / Vine imagery    |    Traditional heading: Asaph Psalm 80 asks repeatedly that God restore his people and let his face shine upon them. Israel is portrayed as a vine once transplanted and protected, now exposed to ruin. Jesus later describes himself as the true vine, giving Christians a profound way to contemplate the renewal of God's people in him. Catholics can pray this Psalm in Advent and in seasons of communal weakness, asking not merely for better circumstances but for a return to living communion with God. The vine's fruitfulness depends upon remaining connected to its source. Scripture connections: John 15, verses 1–8; Isaiah 5, verses 1–7 Read Psalm 80 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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