The links given below are to the Douay Rheims version. You may wish to compair this translation with the New American which is much more recent. (Remember that the old Catholic and Protestant numbering systems were different. If you look in the NAB or a Protestant bible, add one to the number below after 10. See the first footnote to Ps. 9 in the NIV.)
Are you depressed?
Read Psalm 41Are you in need of consolation?
Read Canticle of Jeremias. (Jer. 17:7-8 NAB)
Are you the victim of ingratitude?
Read Psalm 108Are you discouraged?
Read Psalm 10Are you falsely accused?
Read Psalm 7Are you afraid of storms?
Read Psalm 28Are you in trouble?
Read PsaIm 33Are you tempted?
Read Psalm 55Are you impatient?
Read PsaIm 30Are you proud?
Read PsaIm 35Are you wanting in confidence?
Read Psalm 26Are you envious?
Read Psalm 36
From My Daily Psalm Book, Arranged by Father Joseph Frey,
Confraturnity of the Precious Blood (1947) p.x. These page is from a
book of 360 pages and is used in reliance on the Fair Use Doctrine,
17 U.S.C.
107. These pages are intended for religious and educational use
only. No other use is intended or permitted.
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Be sure to look at the complete list of all the pages that the parish sponsors at the main index, or site map. Especially, if you did not arrive here from our page on prayer, look at Awaken to prayer: How to pray as a Catholic authored by Rev. Roger J. Smith. Some of the contents and supportive pages are:
Scripture on prayer, methods, meditation, contemplation , classic texts of catholic spirituality and prayer, mindfulness through controlled breathing, Getting started, time and place for prayer, Prayer Requests. Pages at our site on prayer:
The following pages are from a 1908 prayer book: