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 1   I, I, 0, 18,56       |     nourished by the sacraments, by prayer and by the practise of charity,
 2   I,II, 2,  1,70       |             desire of Jesus and his prayer to the Father are an unceasing
 3   I,II, 2,  2,71       |           encourage perseverance in prayer and in the duties of following
 4   I,III, 0,  6,84      |           lived and translated into prayer. Catechesis must cultivate
 5   I,III, 0,  7,85      |      disciples of Jesus Christ "for prayer, for thanksgiving, for repentance,
 6   I,III, 0,  7,85      |           to assume the attitude of prayer and contemplation which
 7   I,III, 0,  7,85      |    reflected in the Our Father, the prayer which Jesus taught his disciples
 8   I,III, 0,  7,85      |          the model of all Christian prayer. The "handing on of the
 9   I,III, 0,  7,85      |           permeated by a climate of prayer, the assimilation of the
10   I,III, 0,  8,86      |         fault..." Mt 18,15); common prayer ("if two of you agree on
11   I,III, 0,  9,87      |   liturgical life, moral formation, prayer, belonging to community,
12   I,III, 0,  9,87      | implications. It is interiorized in prayer and appropriated in witness.
13   I,III, 0,  9,87      |        Spirit which are received in prayer, and similarly a duty of
14   I,III, 0,  9,87      |          and elevates human values. Prayer is open to all personal
15   I,III, 0, 10,88      |            handing on of the Lord's Prayer" take place; (285)~– a time
16  II, I, 0, 18,101(329) |      Missale Romanum, Easter Vigil, prayer after the first reading).~
17  II, I, 0, 24,115      |    structures the immense riches of prayer contained in Sacred Scripture
18  II, I, 0, 24,115      |             the Church's life. This prayer, given by Jesus to his disciples,
19  II, I, 0, 24,115(397) |          not included in the Lord's Prayer. (St Augustine, Epistolas,
20  II,II, 1,  2,122      |         morality of the Gospel; and prayer. These four dimensions spring
21  II,II, 1,  2,122      |          Three);~– the basis of our prayer, whose supreme expression
22  II,II, 1,  2,122      |             neighbour as oneself;~– prayer while waiting for the coming
23  II,II, 1,  2,122      |               The Liturgy itself is prayer; the confession of faith
24  II,II, 1,  3,123      |          morality of the Gospel and prayer in the Catechism of the
25  II,II, 1,  7,129      |            in her belief and in her prayer". (440) With regard to this
26  II,II, 1,  7,130      |   profession, celebration, life and prayer.~The wealth of the patristic
27 III, 0, 2,  6,137      |               He introduced them to prayer. (480) He sent them out
28 III, I, 0, 14,145      |              of thanksgiving and of prayer. (505) It looks to the free
29 III,II, 0, 22,156      |            the Holy Spirit and from prayer. Finally, the personal relationship
30 III,II, 0, 23,157      |             the gift of God through prayer, participation in the sacraments,
31  IV,II, 1,  3,175      |       Scripture and the practice of prayer. A fundamental service to
32  IV,II, 2,  2,178      |            children are training in prayer and introduction to Sacred
33  IV,II, 4,  2,187      |         condition in an attitude of prayer, forgiveness and inner peace.~
34  IV,IV, 0, 13,201      |         them a lively experience of prayer, to defend them from error,
35   V,II, 0, 42,240      |         Liturgy, the moral life and prayer.~In its own level of theological
36   V,II, 0, 46,247(235) |    formation of catechists, such as prayer groups, the fraternal life,
37   V,III, 0, 51,255     |       mission; catechesis; witness; prayer etc. Indeed in the same
38   V,III, 0, 51,255     |             God; the first steps in prayer; education of the moral
39   V,III, 0, 55,262(279)|          groups of Catholic action, prayer groups, groups for Christian