The hardest prayer in the book, asked line by line, for a heart free of its own reputation.
A litany that asks to be delivered from the desires and fears that make a person dwell on their own standing.
When: After Communion, or on any day you notice you are comparing yourself with other people.
Why: It names the specific hungers behind most restlessness: to be praised, preferred, consulted, approved. Naming them out loud is where their power starts to break.