Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 2,19|         the witness of life and prayer.~ ~
 2   II, 2,22|       0F LITURGICAL AND PRIVATE PRAYER~ ~25 "Every liturgical celebration,
 3   II, 2,22|       minds of the faithful for prayer, for thanksgiving, for repentance,
 4   II, 2,22|        and 10 engage in private prayer.~ ~ ~
 5   II, 2,27|      constantly be asked for in prayer (cf. Mark, 9, 23), and according
 6  III, 2,49| constant and unique practice of prayer, always lived in close communion
 7  III, 2,53|   anointing of the sick and the prayer of her priests, the whole
 8  III, 2,54|       more each day in frequent prayer, and thence 10 acknowledge
 9  III, 2,65|      foundation of the hope and prayer of Christians ("Thy kingdom
10   IV, 1   |        should be accompanied by prayer. That remark is kself-evidenb,
11   IV, 3   |     Apostles’ Creed, the Lord’s Prayer, the Hail Mary, and the
12    V, 1   |       Church.~ ~An education in prayer must accompany ail these
13    V, 2   |       the heart and a taste for prayer. This interior education
14   VI, 3,81|   spiritual life, a practice of prayer, and a deep feeling for