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 1 III, 2,33|        and frequent recourse to prayer and to the sacraments of
 2 III, 4,55|         one's life, and through prayer.~This is the priestly role
 3 III, 4,59|                          Family Prayer ~59. The Church prays for
 4 III, 4,59|      but also through a life of prayer, through prayerful dialogue
 5 III, 4,59|         the Holy Spirit.~Family prayer has its own characteristic
 6 III, 4,59| characteristic qualities. It is prayer offered in common, husband
 7 III, 4,59| children together. Communion in prayer is both a consequence of
 8 III, 4,59|     midst of them."(150)~Family prayer has for its very own object
 9 III, 4,59|        trustingly petitioned in prayer. ~
10 III, 4,60|                    Educators in Prayer ~60. By reason of their
11 III, 4,60|     educating their children in prayer, introducing them to gradual
12 III, 4,60|   action, joined to some common prayer, is a lesson for life, an
13 III, 4,61|                      Liturgical Prayer and Private Prayer ~61.
14 III, 4,61|   Liturgical Prayer and Private Prayer ~61. There exists a deep
15 III, 4,61|      and vital bond between the prayer of the Church and the prayer
16 III, 4,61|    prayer of the Church and the prayer of the individual faithful,
17 III, 4,61|        important purpose of the prayer of the domestic Church is
18 III, 4,61|      children to the liturgical prayer of the whole Church, both
19 III, 4,61|     family makes use of private prayer, which presents a great
20 III, 4,61|       Spirit vivifies Christian prayer, it serves also to meet
21 III, 4,61|         who turn to the Lord in prayer. Apart from morning and
22 III, 4,61|       prayers, certain forms of prayer are to be expressly encouraged,
23 III, 4,61|     gathering becomes a time of prayer the rosary is a frequent
24 III, 4,62|                                 Prayer and Life ~62. It should
25 III, 4,62|         never be forgotten that prayer constitutes an essential
26 III, 4,62|         and centrality. Indeed, prayer is an important part of
27 III, 4,62|      from everyday commitments, prayer constitutes the strongest
28 III, 4,62|   fidelity and intensity of the prayer with which it is united
29 III, 4,62|         by self-oblation and by prayer.(158) ~3. The Christian
30 III, 4,63|        in the sacraments and in prayer, and to give expression
31  IV, 3,74|   presence and gain a taste for prayer and recollection, and see
32  IV, 4,77|        different situations let prayer, the source of light and
33  IV, 4,84|       the Mass, to persevere in prayer, to contribute to works
34  IV, 4,84|         they have persevered in prayer, penance and charity. ~