For this Third Sunday in Lent, given the circumstances of the world, the suggestions of Pater Ignotus include this setting of the seven penitential psalms – 6, 31, 37, 50, 101, 129, 142, 148/150 – by the the late-sixteenth century composer Orlande de Lassus, some of whose hymns are still sung in our attenuated liturgy. These were published in 1584, for a four-part choir, as the Protestant revolt was wreaking havoc through Europe. God provides consolation in all things.
As well, the traditional Lenten antiphon Attende Domine is also fitting:
And the Suscipe Me Domine: