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 1 1 |      with increased ardour in prayer to Mary, the Queen of Heaven.
 2 2 |   recourse we have to Mary in prayer follows upon the office
 3 2 |   appears in no other form of prayer so manifestly as it does
 4 5 |    God. And to this end vocal prayer chimes well with the Mysteries.
 5 5 |       right, comes the Lord's Prayer, addressed to Our Father
 6 7 |    the language of the Lord's Prayer. Furthermore, to each of
 7 7 |      own mouth taught us this prayer, and by His own authority
 8 7 | prayers. It is thus a kind of prayer that requires not only some
 9 8 |     her eyes do our crowns of prayer acquire. For every time
10 10|      in private and in common prayer, throughout the coming month