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 1 Int,  2 |         the participants in their prayer and discussions. The Bishops
 2   1,  3 |       presence was experienced in prayer, in the sharing of hopes
 3   1,  5 |        reflection, experience and prayer. However, in their search
 4   1,  5 |    through the Sacraments. In his prayer, the prayers of all believers
 5   2,  15|          to lead the community in prayer and to evangelize beyond
 6   2,  15|        service but also a call to prayer.(39) They and their pastors
 7   3,  19|           them in response to the prayer of the whole community: "
 8   3,  19|          Peter joins them in that prayer.~With the Bishops, all Christ'
 9   3,  23|          is meant an ecumenism of prayer and conversion of heart.
10   3,  23|   conversion of heart. Ecumenical prayer will lead to a sharing of
11   3,  33|         school and parish through prayer and the Sacraments, shows
12   4,  37|          the Church in Oceania of prayer and the interior life in
13   4,  37|        pray" (Lk 5:15-16). Jesus' prayer is our example, especially
14   4,  37|         importance of the life of prayer, considering the fact that
15   4,  38|           remember, however, that prayer should accompany the reading
16   4,  38|         human heart. This form of prayer, privately or in groups,
17   4,  44|           inspiring liturgies and prayer meetings.(143) Time and
18   4,  46| participating in the liturgy, the prayer life and the apostolic and
19   4,  48|    consecrated life through their prayer, fidelity, generosity and
20   4,  49|      their efforts to model their prayer life on that of Christ and
21   4,  51|        conscious that the life of prayer in the contemplative vocation
22 Con,  53|     gathered with the Apostles in prayer (cf. Acts1:14). With her
23 Con,  53|           cf. Acts1:14). With her prayer and presence, she will surely
24 Con,  53|       always welcomes, and hers a prayer that never fails.~ ~Prayer~
25 Con,  53|        prayer that never fails.~ ~Prayer~O Mary, Help of Christians,~