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Ref. CCC  412

Taken From The Compendium  - Catechism Of The Catholic Church

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Psalm 3

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  1. [Psalm Of David When he was fleeing from his son Absalom] Yahweh, how countless are my enemies, how countless those who rise up against me,
  2. how countless those who say of me, 'No salvation for him from his God!
  3. But you, Yahweh, the shield at my side, my glory, you hold my head high.
  4. I cry out to Yahweh; he answers from his holy mountain.
  5. As for me, if I lie down and sleep, I shall awake, for Yahweh sustains me.
  6. I have no fear of people in their thousands upon thousands, who range themselves against me wherever I turn.
  7. Arise, Yahweh, rescue me, my God! You strike all my foes across the face, you break the teeth of the wicked.
  8. In Yahweh is salvation, on your people, your blessing!
     

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There is a certain love deeply seated in our nature that imperceptibly knits together these bodies of ours. Nothing so welds our life together as the love of man and wife.

 

-- St. John Chrysostom 

  

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