In the darkened chapel during Tenebrae, the chanting of the Miserere resonates as a profound symbol of mourning for the death of Christ, echoing the sorrow of humanity and the Church at the foot of the Cross. This penitential psalm, sung at the conclusion of Lauds, pleads for mercy and forgiveness, uniting the faithful with the desolation of Good Friday. Following the Miserere, the Strepitus—a loud noise created by striking pews or slamming books—reverberates through the silence, recalling the r

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