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 1  Prol         |         about. I rely upon their prayers, by means of which the Lord
 2  Prol,   0(10)|       God, and trusting in their prayers, as he himself says."~
 3  Unic,   3    |      live in such a way that our prayers may be of avail to help
 4  Unic,   3    |         before the Lord. If your prayers and desires and disciplines
 5  Unic,   5    |         your good works and your prayers should have a sure foundation.~
 6  Unic,   5    |      good men, and after so many prayers to the Lord that He would
 7  Unic,   7    |         many tears, penances and prayers it costs; how careful is
 8  Unic,   8    |         freedom from God by many prayers. When she looks upon such
 9  Unic,  17    |        but can only recite vocal prayers, in which they chiefly occupy
10  Unic,  17    |     dwell upon each of her vocal prayers as she says them. There
11  Unic,  20    |         whom you speak. For your prayers must be for the profit of
12  Unic,  21    |     thing to base your prayer on prayers which were uttered by the
13  Unic,  21    |        will explain these Divine prayers, for that I should not presume
14  Unic,  22    |          prayer is, or how vocal prayers should be said, or what
15  Unic,  22    |       before beginning the vocal prayers which you are about to say
16  Unic,  24    |          herself wearied by long prayers, and so I will not begin
17  Unic,  24    |         but will speak simply of prayers which, as Christians, we
18  Unic,  24    |    consider it enough to say our prayers as a mere habit, repeating
19  Unic,  24    |        do when we are saying our prayers and at the same time listening
20  Unic,  26    |          learn to say your vocal prayers well, I mean, as they ought
21  Unic,  28    |         eyes when they say their prayers; this, for many reasons,
22  Unic,  29    |          the way to recite vocal prayers well, there is no need for
23  Unic,  29    |   Paternoster and whatever other prayers we like with great peace
24  Unic,  30    |    petition and to say our vocal prayers well. This would indeed
25  Unic,  30    |        to your saying your vocal prayers well. I know a nun who could
26  Unic,  30    |        if she omitted saying her prayers her mind wandered so much
27  Unic,  30    |       than these and a few other prayers she would spend two or three
28  Unic,  30    |         but could only say vocal prayers. She was quite an old woman
29  Unic,  30    | religious life. I asked her what prayers she said, and from her reply
30  Unic,  30    |       them if you say your vocal prayers as they should be said and
31  Unic,  31    | Paternoster, and all other vocal prayers, and what we ask for in
32  Unic,  31    |          a large number of vocal prayers in a great hurry, as though
33  Unic,  31    |          to go on reciting their prayers, which only distract them
34  Unic,  32    |      sisters, try not to let the prayers you make to so great a Lord
35  Unic,  34    |        do not tell you to say no prayers at all, for if I did you
36  Unic,  40    |       wrong with them, say their prayers, walk in humility and beseech
37  Unic,  42    |          say all the other vocal prayers you may have to recite.~