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PSAI.M 37 - SILENI' PRAYER Let us pray. lord Jesus, you took upon yourself our guilt which tooers higher than our head; you received in your own body the arrCMS of GocPs wrath; and you made your own our sins, foul and festering. Your heart throbbed with our own pain, your strength was t, the very light fled frcm your eyes; but stl:onger than our sin was the abundance of your love, which overcame all that separates the children of man frcxn God. Look upon us, your brothers. 'As you have shared in the bitter hal:vest of our sinfulness, so let us share, carq:>assionate Savior, in your victo:ry over the po.-rers of darkness and perdition: this we ask in your CMI'l name, for you are God, living and reigning for ever and ever. PSAI.M 39 - SILENT PRAYER Let us pray. It is not sacrifice for which you ask, O God our Father, nor holocaust and victim; but for hearts ready and willing to serve, obedient even as Jesus was obedient, obedient unto death upon a cross. As he has entered into the deadly pit of miry clay in \\hich we sink, and yet has passed, through his strong obedience, into the glo:ry he shared with you before the beginning of the world, so may we, his brothers, also slip the bonds of clay, and pass with him into the fullness of life and peace and truth. This we ask, O Father, through the sane Jesus Christ your Son, our Savior, who lives and reigns, God, for ever and ever. PS.ATM 68 - SILENT PPAYER Let us pray. You hungered, Lord Jesus, and we gave you poison for food. You thirsted, and we gave you vinegar to drink. You looked to us for oonsolers, for rren of c:orcpassion, but we gave you bitter gall, and death, and the taunt of dnmkards ' songs. Yet your love, your mercy, IDrd Jesus,