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Centesimus annus
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1 3, 25 | it was a struggle born of prayer, and it would have been
2 6, 55 | Catherine of Siena, who, in prayer, expressed the same idea: "
Dives in misericordia
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3 3, 4 | history of the Judges,31 the prayer of Solomon at the inauguration
4 5, 7 | and, even before that, in prayer in Gethsemane, introduce
5 7, 14 | repeat the words of the prayer which He Himself taught
6 8 | VIII. THE PRAYER OF THE CHURCH IN OUR TIMES ~
7 8, 15 | can the Church forget the prayer that is a cry for the mercy
8 8, 15 | transformed into an ardent prayer: into a cry that implores
9 8, 15 | mankind, express in this prayer her maternal solicitude
10 8, 15 | the most burning need for prayer. ~Let us offer up our petitions,
Dominum et vivificantem
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11 2, 30 | the Apostles gathered in prayer together with Mary the Mother
12 2, 40 | Christ, as man, in the ardent prayer of his Passion, enabled
13 2, 41 | in the Third Eucharistic Prayer, referring to the same salvific
14 2, 48 | constantly lifts up her prayer and renders her service
15 3, 62(270) | Jesus Christ" (Eucharistic Prayer II).~
16 3, 65 | and makes itself felt in prayer. It is a beautiful and salutary
17 3, 65 | is, the living breath of prayer. It is a beautiful and salutary
18 3, 65 | thought to recognize that, if prayer is offered throughout the
19 3, 65 | Holy Spirit, who "breathes" prayer in the heart of man in all
20 3, 65 | influence of the Spirit, prayer rises from the human heart
21 3, 65 | character of public life. Prayer always remains the voice
22 3, 65 | Letter to the Hebrews.280 Prayer is also the revelation of
23 3, 65 | man's heart together with prayer. In prayer he manifests
24 3, 65 | together with prayer. In prayer he manifests himself first
25 3, 65 | guides us "from within" in prayer: he is present in our prayer
26 3, 65 | prayer: he is present in our prayer and gives it a divine dimension.283
27 3, 65 | to the will of God." 284 Prayer through the power of the
28 3, 65 | man, who by means of this prayer participates in the divine
29 3, 65 | age has a special need of prayer. In the course of history -
30 3, 65 | witness to the importance of prayer by consecrating themselves
31 3, 65 | of God and to the life of prayer, especially in monasteries
32 3, 65 | are giving first place to prayer and seeking in prayer a
33 3, 65 | to prayer and seeking in prayer a renewal of their spiritual
34 3, 65 | contribution to the revival of prayer among the faithful, who
35 3, 65 | thus they are discovering prayer, in which the "Spirit who
36 3, 65 | many who are returning to prayer. And I trust that all will
37 3, 65 | Spirit, their commitment to prayer in harmony with the Church
38 3, 66 | community and who awaited in prayer the coming of the Holy Spirit. ~
39 3, 66 | The Church perseveres in prayer with Mary. This union of
40 3, 66 | Come!"287 The Church's prayer is this unceasing invocation,
41 3, 66 | Lord Jesus: Come!" this prayer of theirs is filled, as
42 3, 66 | the great Jubilee. It is a prayer concerned with the salvific
43 3, 66 | But at the same time this prayer is directed toward a precise
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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44 Int, 3 | evening, when Christ in prayer was filled with anguish “
45 1, 17 | for example, we find the prayer: “We beseech, implore and
46 1, 17(29) | Eucharistic Prayer III.~
47 1, 18(31) | Embolism following the Lord's Prayer.~
48 2, 25 | in particular, as well as prayer of adoration before Christ
49 2, 25 | above all by the “art of prayer”,48 how can we not feel
50 3, 28 | should recite the Eucharistic Prayer, while the people participate
51 3, 30 | word or services of common prayer with Christians from the
52 3, 31 | is in the Eucharist that prayer for vocations is most closely
53 3, 31 | most closely united to the prayer of Christ the Eternal High
54 3, 32 | brothers and sisters in prayer exercise in a praiseworthy
55 4, 43 | Christ.91 In raising this prayer to the Father of lights,
56 4, 44 | itself is already a common prayer of praise, a single supplication.
57 CON, 61 | baptized to respond to the prayer of Jesus “ut unum sint ” (
Evangelium vitae
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58 1, 17(15) | Address during the Prayer Vigil for the Eighth World
59 2, 37 | Father in the great priestly prayer, declares what eternal life
60 2, 46 | burden; on the contrary his prayer is this: "You, O Lord, are
61 3, 66 | death, as proclaimed in the prayer of the ancient sage of Israel: "
62 4, 79(102) | Cf. Roman Missal, prayer of the celebrant before
63 4, 84 | Psalmist, we too, in our daily prayer as individuals and as a
64 4, 84 | our personal and community prayer, but above all in the celebrations
65 4, 93 | Gospel of life through daily prayer, both individual prayer
66 4, 93 | prayer, both individual prayer and family prayer. The family
67 4, 93 | individual prayer and family prayer. The family prays in order
68 4, 93 | meaning to every other form of prayer and worship is found in
69 4, 100 | difficulties: 135 a great prayer for life is urgently needed,
70 4, 100 | life is urgently needed, a prayer which will rise up throughout
71 4, 100 | initiatives and in daily prayer, may an impassioned plea
72 4, 100 | by his own example that prayer and fasting are the first
Fides et ratio
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73 2, 17 | this mosaic when he says in prayer: “How deep to me are your
74 Conc, 108 | end to the woman whom the prayer of the Church invokes as
Laborem exercens
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75 5, 27 | living God, uniting work with prayer, know the place that his
Redemptor hominis
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76 1, 6 | in a special way in his prayer in the Upper Room the night
77 1, 6 | through dialogue, contacts, prayer in common, investigation
78 2, 9(52) | Cf. Eucharistic Prayer IV.~
79 4, 19 | other, as we read in the prayer in the liturgy of the memorial
80 4, 20 | by men of deep faith and prayer, and by ascetics and mystics,
81 4, 22 | Ascension, recollected in prayer and expectation, together
82 4, 22 | great, intense and growing prayer by all the Church. Only
83 4, 22 | by all the Church. Only prayer can prevent all these great
84 4, 22 | warm and humble call to prayer, I wish the Church to devote
85 4, 22 | to devote herself to this prayer, together with Mary the
86 4, 22 | to devote herself to this prayer of humanity's new Advent,
87 4, 22 | I hope that through this prayer we shall be able to receive
Redemptoris Mater
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88 1, 24 | continuing with one mind in prayer with the women and Mary
89 2, 26 | who devoted themselves to prayer in the Upper Room, preparing
90 2, 26 | midst Mary was "devoted to prayer" as the "mother of Jesus" (
91 2, 27 | Church was assiduous in prayer together with her, and at
92 2, 28 | regained continually through prayer. Therefore, "the Church
93 2, 28 | earth, "devote themselves to prayer together with Mary, the
94 2, 31 | invoked her with unceasing prayer. In the difficult moments
95 2, 32 | Anaphora or Eucharistic Prayer of St. John Chrysostom,
96 2, 32 | moulded the faith, piety and prayer of the faithful. In the
97 2, 33 | the faith and spirit of prayer of that people, who sense
98 2, 37 | poor of Yahweh," who in the prayer of the Psalms awaited from
99 3, 40(105) | Ibid., 62; in her prayer too the Church recognizes
100 3, 49 | Spirit she devoted herself to prayer in the midst of the Apostles
101 3, 50 | during this Year, to join in prayer with all those who are celebrating
102 3, 50 | faithful pour forth persevering prayer to the Mother of God and
103 Conc, 52 | Assist us." For, as this prayer attests, the Church sees
Redemptoris missio
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104 2, 13 | to God in the intimacy of prayer as to a Father (cf. Lk 11:
105 2, 20 | gospel parables and by the prayer which Jesus taught us. We
106 3, 23 | expressed in the "priestly prayer": "This is eternal life,
107 3, 26 | fraternal communion, in prayer and in the Eucharist. To
108 3, 29 | conviction that "every authentic prayer is prompted by the Holy
109 4, 38 | methods of meditation and prayer. Not only in cultures with
110 4, 38 | path to meeting God, to prayer, to asceticism, and to the
111 5, 51 | setting, come together for prayer, Scripture reading, catechesis,
112 5, 51 | word of God, focuses its prayer on the Eucharist, lives
113 6, 74 | Church personnel: leaders of prayer, song and liturgy; leaders
114 7 | Prayer and Sacrifice for Missionaries~
115 7, 78 | spiritual cooperation through prayer, sacrifice and the witness
116 7, 78 | witness of Christian life. Prayer should accompany the journey
117 7, 78 | confidence and conviction. Prayer needs to be accompanied
118 7, 80 | daughters."167~An intense prayer life, a genuine sense of
119 8, 91 | in personal and community prayer. My contact with representatives
Slavorum apostoli
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120 1, 2 | that were the subject of my prayer and reflection. The first
121 4, 13 | said that Jesus' priestly prayer - ut unum sint 22 is their
122 7, 27 | the rediscovery through prayer and dialogue of visible
123 8, 29 | heritage with a special prayer.~
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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124 7, 49 | development of peoples, as the prayer of the Mass for this intention
Ut unum sint
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125 Int, 2 | conversion of hearts and upon prayer, which will also lead to
126 Int, 4 | on the Lord's grace and prayer: "I have prayed for you
127 Int, 4 | Successors is upheld by the very prayer of the Redeemer, and the
128 Int, 4 | fervently make his own Christ's prayer for that conversion which
129 Int, 4 | Christians to share in this prayer. May all join me in praying
130 1, 9 | may be one" are thus his prayer to the Father that the Father'
131 1, 9 | the meaning of Christ's prayer: "Ut unum sint".~
132 1, 12 | They also share with us in prayer and other spiritual benefits.
133 1 | The primacy of prayer~
134 1, 21 | with public and private prayer for the unity of Christians,
135 1, 21 | complete expression in common prayer. When brothers and sisters
136 1, 21 | Vatican Council defines their prayer as the soul of the whole
137 1, 21 | ecumenical movement. This prayer is "a very effective means
138 1, 21 | separated brethren".43 Even when prayer is not specifically offered
139 1, 21 | confirmation of unity. The common prayer of Christians is an invitation
140 1, 22 | 8). In the fellowship of prayer Christ is truly present;
141 1, 22 | It is he who leads our prayer in the Spirit-Consoler whom
142 1, 22 | certainly belongs to common prayer, the prayerful union of
143 1, 22 | ever more united in common prayer around Christ, they will
144 1, 22 | regularly before Christ in prayer, they will be able to gain
145 1, 23 | Finally, fellowship in prayer leads people to look at
146 1, 23 | sincerely seek. Our common prayer, inspired by faith, is proof
147 1, 23 | is proof of this. In that prayer, we gather together in the
148 1, 23 | our unity.~"Ecumenical" prayer is at the service of the
149 1, 24 | and indeed culminate in prayer. The Week of Prayer for
150 1, 24 | culminate in prayer. The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, celebrated
151 1, 24 | ecumenical meeting and common prayer with our brothers and sisters
152 1, 24 | each of these occasions of prayer. Given the differing ways
153 1, 25 | been able to join them in prayer, both in public and in private.
154 1, 25 | would now like to recall the prayer meeting, also held in Saint
155 1, 26 | 26. Prayer, the community at prayer,
156 1, 26 | Prayer, the community at prayer, enables us always to discover
157 1, 26 | Mt 23:8). "Ecumenical" prayer discloses this fundamental
158 1, 26 | individual.~"Ecumenical" prayer, as the prayer of brothers
159 1, 26 | Ecumenical" prayer, as the prayer of brothers and sisters,
160 1, 26 | search for unity flows from prayer and its realization is guided
161 1, 26 | realization is guided by prayer: "For it is from newness
162 1, 27 | carry on with the Lord in prayer, concern for unity cannot
163 1, 27 | her life to meditation and prayer centered on chapter seventeen
164 1, 27 | truly the cornerstone of all prayer: the total and unconditional
165 1, 27 | situations or places of prayer for unity. Christ's prayer
166 1, 27 | prayer for unity. Christ's prayer to the Father is offered
167 1, 28 | 28. If prayer is the "soul" of ecumenical
168 1, 30 | meetings and the common prayer which the Council made possible,
169 1, 32 | come together for common prayer, where that is permitted.
170 1, 33 | and submissive to Christ's prayer for unity. There is a close
171 1, 33 | close relationship between prayer and dialogue. Deeper and
172 1, 33 | Deeper and more conscious prayer makes dialogue more fruitful.
173 1, 33 | hand, dialogue depends on prayer, so, in another sense, prayer
174 1, 33 | prayer, so, in another sense, prayer also becomes the ever more
175 1, 34 | greater maturity in our common prayer for one another. This is
176 1, 40 | mutual knowledge, common prayer and dialogue. They presuppose
177 2, 44 | offer a solid basis for the prayer and pastoral activity of
178 2, 45 | itself is already a common prayer of praise, a single supplication.
179 2, 53 | taking part together in prayer accustoms us once more to
180 2, 56 | all our good will, humble prayer and a steadfast cooperation
181 2, 65 | the question of faith. The prayer of Christ, our one Lord,
182 2, 65 | East and in the West. That prayer becomes an imperative to
183 2, 68 | expresses itself in private prayer, in meditation on the Bible,
184 2, 70 | accompanied and sustained by the prayer of the Catholic Church and
185 2, 70 | and Ecclesial Communities. Prayer for unity, already so deeply
186 2, 70 | their faith in the one Lord, prayer is the source of enlightenment
187 2, 70 | entirety.~Moreover, through prayer the quest for unity, far
188 2, 71 | forms of encounter, common prayer and practical cooperation.
189 2, 72 | Christian solidarity and prayer I met so very many brothers
190 2, 76 | interest in peace, expressed in prayer and action by ever greater
191 2, 76 | during the World Day of Prayer for Peace, Christians of
192 2, 76 | wish to overlook the Day of Prayer for Peace in Europe, especially
193 2, 76 | Basilica during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.~When
194 Exh, 100 | heartfelt urgency in the prayer which, according to the
195 Exh, 102 | the first place, through prayer. Prayer should always concern
196 Exh, 102 | first place, through prayer. Prayer should always concern itself
197 Exh, 102 | towards the new millennium prayer must occupy the first place.~
198 Exh, 102 | commentary on the Lord's Prayer, the prayer of every Christian: "
199 Exh, 102 | on the Lord's Prayer, the prayer of every Christian: "God
200 Exh, 102(162)| On the Lord's Prayer, 23: CSEL 3, 284-285.~
Veritatis splendor
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201 Int, 5 | Through the sacraments and prayer they receive the grace of
202 1, 24 | by Saint Augustine in his prayer: "Da quod iubes et iube
203 3, 91(142) | Roman Missal, Prayer for the Memorial of the
204 3, 93 | grace of God invoked in prayer, to a sometimes heroic commitment.
205 3, 104 | responsibility. But his prayer does not dwell on such justifications,
206 3, 105 | awareness in the following prayer of Saint Ambrose of Milan: "
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