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        <description>BOOK 1   •   PSALMS 1–41 Psalm 38 — A Wounded Sinner Seeks Help FORM: Penitential lament    |    Traditional heading: David Psalm 38, another traditional penitential Psalm, brings bodily suffering, guilt, and abandonment before God. Its speaker feels weighed down by faults and deserted by friends. Catholics can pray it when conscience and suffering seem tangled together, without assuming every illness is caused by personal sin. Christ's healing ministry shows God's mercy toward both spiritual and bodily wounds. The Psalm asks us to abandon concealment and bring our whole condition to the Lord, whose help is needed most when we can no longer pretend to be self-sufficient. Scripture connections: Mark 2, verses 1–12; James 5, verses 14–16 Read Psalm 38 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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