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 1  I,10    |      chants with his brothers the prayer that sanctifies time, he
 2  I,10    |    substantial part of liturgical prayer. The Christian is immersed
 3  I,10    |           the culmination of this prayer experience, the other pole
 4  I,11    |        this framework, liturgical prayer in the East shows a great
 5  I,11    |          s whole person. Thus the prayer of the Church already becomes
 6  I,14    |           sharing in Christ's own prayer. Thus he feels rising within
 7  I,14    |           that love which Eastern prayer so often celebrates as an
 8  I,16    |         expressed the attitude of prayer and the theological method
 9  I,16    | sapiential and spiritual soul; in prayer, so that we may never forget
10 II,18    |           search for communion by prayer, study and reflection, and
11 II,19(46)|         Body and Blood of Christ, prayer over the gifts; ibid., Eucharistic
12 II,19(46)|         gifts; ibid., Eucharistic Prayer III; Saint Basil, Alexandrian
13 II,19    |          very ancient eucharistic prayer will resound with full truth: "
14 II,27    |         exists between liturgical prayer, spiritual tradition and