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        <description>BOOK 2   •   PSALMS 42–72 Psalm 63 — My Soul Thirsts for You FORM: Trust / Desire for God    |    Traditional heading: David Traditionally associated with David in the wilderness, Psalm 63 describes a desire for God deeper than physical thirst. The speaker remembers worship and praises the Lord even during the night. Catholic spirituality treasures the Psalm as a language of contemplative longing, especially in morning prayer. Its desire for sanctuary can awaken gratitude for the presence of Christ in the Church's sacramental life. Yet the heart of the poem is not merely a particular sacred place: it is the living God, whose faithful love satisfies more deeply than comfort or success. Scripture connections: John 4, verses 13–14; John 6, verse 35 Read Psalm 63 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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