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 1  I,9  |             to note the intensity of prayer, reflection and spirit of
 2  I,13 |        Intense emotion surrounded my prayer at the Western Wall and
 3  I,15 |          rooted in contemplation and prayer. Ours is a time of continual
 4 II,20 |            experience of silence and prayer offers the proper setting
 5 II,25 |           the meaning of that entire prayer, in which the Psalmist brings
 6 II,26 |            man without hope, but the prayer of the Son who offers his
 7 III,32|                                      Prayer ~32. This training in holiness
 8 III,32|              above all in the art of prayer. The Jubilee Year has been
 9 III,32|          been a year of more intense prayer, both personal and communal.
10 III,32|      communal. But we well know that prayer cannot be taken for granted.
11 III,32|              us to pray!" (Lk 11:1). Prayer develops that conversation
12 III,32|       Trinitarian shape of Christian prayer and living it fully, above
13 III,33|           part as a renewed need for prayer? Other religions, which
14 III,33|            this regard. It shows how prayer can progress, as a genuine
15 III,33|          become genuine "schools" of prayer, where the meeting with
16 III,33|              falls in love". Intense prayer, yes, but it does not distract
17 III,34|              are of course called to prayer in a particular way: of
18 III,34|            be content with a shallow prayer that is unable to fill their
19 III,34|          essential that education in prayer should become in some way
20 III,34|           with the Psalms of Morning Prayer with which the public prayer
21 III,34|         Prayer with which the public prayer of the Church invites us
22 III,34|             all-pervading climate of prayer. With proper discernment,
23 III,34|             especially in liturgical prayer. Perhaps it is more thinkable
24 III,38|          gives personal and communal prayer its proper place, we shall
25 III,38|       nothing" (cf. Jn 15:5). ~It is prayer which roots us in this truth.
26 III,38|              the moment of faith, of prayer, of conversation with God,
27 III,38|              a renewed commitment to prayer. ~
28 III,39|              primacy of holiness and prayer is inconceivable without
29 III,39|              of honour in the public prayer of the Church. Individuals
30 IV,46 |          above all through insistent prayer to the Lord of the harvest (
31 IV,48 |            to his Mystical Body. The prayer of Jesus in the Upper Room — "
32 IV,48 |             full unity. 34 ~Christ's prayer reminds us that this gift
33 IV,48 | closed-heartedness. It is on Jesus's prayer and not on our own strength