Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 I, 2,10  |  experience of communion of life, prayer and apostolate -- the essential
 2 I, 2,10  |          God alone in silence and prayer.~Their constant attention
 3 II, 1    |           Spirituality and common prayer~
 4 II, 1,12 |       journey towards the Father.~Prayer in common, which has always
 5 II, 1,13 |          give determined times to prayer, and especially so that
 6 II, 1,13 |         time to God (vacare Deo).~Prayer needs to be seen also as
 7 II, 1,14 |         rediscovery of liturgical prayer by religious families.~Communal
 8 II, 1,14 |       part of it, has revitalised prayer in many communities, which
 9 II, 1,14 |           the word of God and the prayer of the Church.(29)~Thus,
10 II, 1,14 |       word, the Eucharist, common prayer, dedication and fidelity
11 II, 1,14 |       Eucharistic spirituality by prayer and adoration.~It is around
12 II, 1,15 |                      15. Communal prayer reaches its full effectiveness
13 II, 1,15 |     intimately linked to personal prayer. Common prayer and personal
14 II, 1,15 |           personal prayer. Common prayer and personal prayer are
15 II, 1,15 |        Common prayer and personal prayer are closely related and
16 II, 1,15 | celebrated and lived in community prayer, on the interior and exterior
17 II, 1,16 |           recent years, community prayer has been enriched by various
18 II, 1,16 |           fraternal solidarity in prayer.~
19 II, 1,17 |        equally valid for personal prayer and for communal prayer.
20 II, 1,17 |           prayer and for communal prayer. A religious community lives
21 II, 1,17 |           presence. Nevertheless, prayer in common has its own rhythms
22 II, 1,17 |     proper law of each institute.~Prayer in common which requires
23 II, 1,18 |                               18. Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary,
24 II, 1,18 |      support in daily fidelity to prayer (cf. Acts 1:14), becoming
25 II, 1,19 |                        19. Common prayer also sustains and nourishes
26 II, 1,19 |         impulse. On the one hand, prayer is a mysterious transforming
27 II, 1,20 |         have a rich experience of prayer. At a time such as ours,
28 II, 3,27 |        because it is sustained by prayer: "rejoice in your hope,
29 II, 3,27 |       tribulation, be constant in prayer" (Rom. 12:12).~
30 II, 5,35 |      doctrine and the practice of prayer".(49) This accompaniment
31 II, 5,40 |        relations among religious, prayer which is more deeply shared,
32 II, 6,49 |         community life -- between prayer and work, apostolate and
33 III, 1,61|    dynamic, to the quality of its prayer life, to the relevance of
34 III, 1,62|           good will and fraternal prayer of the other members of
35 III, 1,62|           This requires space for prayer and fraternal exchanges,
36 III, 1,63|           promote balance between prayer and activity, between moments
37 III, 1,63|           cultivating the life of prayer and celebrations with more
38 III, 1,64|      sharing, review of life, and prayer, for breathing in a family
39 III, 1,67|     provide a witness, wisdom and prayer which are a constant encouragement
40 III, 1,67|        and cultural interests, by prayer, and by continued participation
41 III, 1,67|         and fruitfulness from the prayer, the suffering, and the