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 1 Preface,    2        |   Christi" with its familiar prayers and hymns. 8~ ~ ~
 2 Preface,    3        |     Explanation of the other prayers were ~faithfully reported
 3 Preface,    3        | titles, "The Three ~Greatest Prayers" and "The Commandments of
 4 ApCreed,    7,  2    |       viz., through Masses, ~prayers, and almsgiving. St. Gregory
 5 ApCreed,    8,  1    |     of Christ or through the prayers of some Saint. Christ, on
 6 ApCreed,   10,  3    |   will he yield to any man's prayers; ~nor will he accept for
 7 10Command,    2,  3  |  Therefore, on such days our prayers should be multiplied.~ ~
 8 LordPray             |     heaven." Among all other prayers, the Lord's Prayer holds
 9 LordPray             | because of the length of our prayers our devotion grows cool;
10 LordPray             |    to avoid wordiness in our prayers: "When you are praying,
11 LordPray             |   shall receive."25 When our prayers are not heard, either we
12 LordPray,    6   (16)|      for them while offering prayers for ourselves" ("Roman Catechism," "
13 LordPray,    8   (15)|   said to be: 'Know that thy prayers are heard.' It has the force
14 LordPray,    8   (15)|      He has kindly heard his prayers" ("Roman Catechism," "loc.
15 Question,    4,  1   | fervor" and "brevity" in our prayers.~ ~4. Discuss the qualities
16 Question,    4,  1   | Discuss the qualities of the prayers made by the Publican and