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 1  Intr,   0|   comprise a commentary on the Paternoster, taken petition by petition,
 2  Intr,   0|       of the commentary on the Paternoster, St. Teresa gives a striking
 3  Intr,   0|        Way of perfection -- or Paternoster, as its author calls it,
 4  Unic,  21|   enough for them to say their Paternoster and Ave Maria."~
 5  Unic,  21|   thoughts on the words of the Paternoster; for sometimes, when we
 6  Unic,  22|       with God by reciting the Paternoster and thinking of worldly
 7  Unic,  24| perforce recite -- namely, the Paternoster and the Ave Maria -- and
 8  Unic,  24|       if you are to recite the Paternoster well, one thing is needful:
 9  Unic,  24|        we may learn to say the Paternoster well and not find ourselves
10  Unic,  25|    while you are repeating the Paternoster or some other vocal prayer,
11  Unic,  25|    frighten you. To recite the Paternoster and the Ave Maria, or any
12  Unic,  27|      in the first words of the Paternoster and the great importance
13  Unic,  29|       shall be able to say the Paternoster and whatever other prayers
14  Unic,  29|  though we have had to say the Paternoster many times, He heard us
15  Unic,  29|       yourselves to saying the Paternoster in this recollected way,
16  Unic,  30|   Treats of these words in the Paternoster: "Sanctificetur nomen tuum,
17  Unic,  30|      you are asking for in the Paternoster, so that, if the Eternal
18  Unic,  30|    that, though keeping to the Paternoster, she was experiencing pure
19  Unic,  31|       single repetition of the Paternoster. They are so close to God
20  Unic,  31|        we say this prayer, the Paternoster, and all other vocal prayers,
21  Unic,  31|       a single petition of the Paternoster than by repeating the whole
22  Unic,  32|    Expounds these words of the Paternoster: "Fiat voluntas tua sicut
23  Unic,  32|    promises to the Lord in the Paternoster, and giving Him what we
24  Unic,  32|      these words to Him in the Paternoster. Let us give Him once and
25  Unic,  33|      ask in these words of the Paternoster: "Panem nostrum quotidianum
26  Unic,  34|         No: you should say the Paternoster, realize that you are verily
27  Unic,  36|   Treats of these words in the Paternoster: "Dimitte nobis debita nostra."127~
28  Unic,  37|      of this prayer called the Paternoster, and the many ways in which
29  Unic,  37| necessary. For thus far in the Paternoster the Lord has taught us the
30  Unic,  38|    pray the Lord often, in the Paternoster, to deliver us: may He not
31  Unic,  39|       for very few who say the Paternoster in the way that has been
32  Unic,  39|     many times each day in the Paternoster.~
33  Unic,  42|        these last words of the Paternoster: "Sed libera nos a malo.
34  Unic,  42|     prayer or make you say the Paternoster hurriedly, without understanding
35  Unic,  42|    have learned how to say the Paternoster well, you will know enough
36  Unic,  42|               As we repeat the Paternoster so many times daily, then,