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 1 II,10    |             to grasp through study, prayer and reflection the timeless
 2 II,11    |             2:41-52). Constantly at prayer, he was in intimate relationship
 3 II,12(42)|           Roman Missal: Eucharistic Prayer I for Masses of Reconciliation.~
 4 IV,22    |          Asian sense of worship and prayer. Nor can the specific needs
 5 IV,22    |        elements of spirituality and prayer akin to the Asian soul,
 6 IV,23    |            to the word of God, from prayer and contemplation, from
 7 IV,23    |           deep experience of God in prayer and contemplation will have
 8 IV,23    |          missionary spirituality of prayer and contemplation.~A genuinely
 9 IV,23    |            and a following in Asia. Prayer, fasting and various forms
10 IV,23    |    followers of all religions. Lest prayer be divorced from human promotion,
11 IV,23    | interrelated with a genuine life of prayer and contemplation, and indeed
12  V,28    |          Church accompanies them in prayer, sharing their sufferings
13  V,30    |             to join in a process of prayer and consultation in order
14  V,30    |         suggestion that the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity be celebrated
15  V,30    |       oversee ecumenical centres of prayer and dialogue; and adequate
16  V,31    |       important it is to revitalize prayer and contemplation in the
17 VI,38    |            am particularly close in prayer and hope to the sons and
18 VII,43   |            Church. By their life of prayer, zealous service and exemplary
19 VII,43   |            Christ. It is my fervent prayer that the ordained ministers
20 VII,44   |           Church has its support in prayer and communion with God,
21 VII,46   |         together an opportunity for prayer, for Bible reading and reflection,
22 Conclu,51|                                     Prayer to the Mother of Christ~
23 Conclu,51|         always welcomes, and hers a prayer that never fails:~O Holy