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 1 11|      with it the necessity of prayer to God. For, as is well
 2 11|       by St. Augustine, pious prayer flies over the world's barriers
 3 11| passed the whole night in the prayer of God,"12 and when nigh
 4 12|     if the efficaciousness of prayer seemed so great to St. John
 5 12| things by His word, so man by prayer obtains what he wills. For
 6 12|       has so great a power as prayer, because in it there are
 7 12|       God to be moved. For in prayer we separate ourselves from
 8 12|       Let, then, the habit of prayer be sacred to all; let soul
 9 12|    and voice join together in prayer, and let our whole daily
10 13|       than the pious habit of prayer, and the need of it at this
11 14|     to turn to meditation and prayer. If the reformation of private