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 1 3 |            her trust, which rests in prayer, in supplication, in the
 2 3 |         breath; the diligence of her prayer has caused her, in her aloofness
 3 3 |            certain help that fervent prayer wins from God. The Church,
 4 3 |          sacred story tells us, made prayer without ceasing to God for
 5 3 |              to frequent and fervent prayer, and in the supreme hours
 6 7 |             corona to this manner of prayer, which recalls to our minds
 7 7 | participation in His sufferings. The prayer is composed of words proceeding
 8 8 |             the Rosary, this mode of prayer which seems to contain,
 9 9 |            even this pious method of prayer has fallen into disuse;
10 10|      marvellous power and utility of prayer will be shown forth. Then
11 10|            to cease from the duty of prayer. Let their prayers be persevering,
12 11|             not merely the spirit of prayer, but also that of holy penance
13 11|         these virtues combined. Thus prayer fortifies the soul, makes