Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 I, 2,7(28)|                 Eucharistic Prayer 3.~
2 I, 2,8    |      personal and community prayer; and in particular the sacraments,
3 I, 2,9    |     fraternal relations, of prayer and of complete docility
4 I, 3,12   |  salvific action is that of prayer. It is certain that the
5 II, 1,17  |   is supported by the joint prayer of the community.~In another
6 III, 1,25 | ecumenism founded on common prayer and in a common docility
7 III, 2,29 |    real experience of lived prayer, the practice of the theological
8 III, 2,30 |  charity, by example and by prayer works for their conversion."(174)
9 III, 2,32 |   sorrow, works of charity, prayer, penitential rites-she does