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        <description>BOOK 1   •   PSALMS 1–41 Psalm 27 — The Lord Is My Light FORM: Trust / Lament    |    Traditional heading: David Fear, violence, and uncertainty surround the speaker, yet one desire remains constant: to dwell with the Lord and seek his face. Psalm 27 holds confidence and pleading together, showing that courage is not the absence of vulnerability. Catholics often pray it while discerning a vocation or enduring an ordeal. In Christ, the divine light becomes personally visible, and the Church learns to wait for the Lord rather than seize control of every outcome. The Psalm ends not with an explanation for suffering but with an invitation to patience and strong-hearted hope. Scripture connections: John 8, verse 12; Matthew 6, verse 33 Read Psalm 27 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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