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 1 3 |      worthy of the name. Their prayers rise to God eagerly and
 2 3 |      us, for His Church, whose prayers and future tears He already
 3 5 |     torments and our joys, our prayers and our desires-all our
 4 6 |   which they may give to their prayers the greater power. Faithful
 5 6 |      to be a mother; cause our prayers to be accepted by Him Who,
 6 10| themselves and labour that the prayers they address to God may
 7 10|  advantage. But as regards the prayers which we join to the suffrages
 8 10|   immense weight and grace-the prayers and merits of Christ Our
 9 10|  intercession for us, on whose prayers and supplication we can
10 10|       this is her mission, her prayers must have much power to
11 10|      duty of prayer. Let their prayers be persevering, let them
12 11|      makes cold and neglectful prayers quite unworthy of being
13 11|      penance of holy men whose prayers and supplications were consequently
14 11|       potent efficacy of their prayers in appeasing and in supplicating
15 13|      uniting their praises and prayers with one voice and heart