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  1 1,7 |        although probably only the prayers are actually of this Saint.~ ~
  2 1,7 |      Great, probably only certain prayers are properly his.~ ~
  3 1,8 |      miraculously restored by the prayers of the Mother of God). He
  4 2,2 |    Celebrants come out for public prayers, sermons, etc. At either
  5 2,5 |        services, representing the prayers of the faithful ascending
  6 2,6 |         His Saints with faith and prayers. The candle is also a symbol
  7 3,1 |   Christian is the daily cycle of prayers and praises offered by the
  8 3,1 |           the Morning and Evening Prayers.~The Divine Liturgy is often
  9 3,1 |      added to the usual hymns and prayers of the day.~ ~The Great
 10 3,1 |                and the concluding prayers (one is especially appointed
 11 3,2 |       Doors, reading silently the Prayers of Light, with head uncovered.
 12 3,2 |     penitence and humility. These prayers originally were called the
 13 3,2 |          called the Lamp-lighting Prayers, since the lamps in the
 14 3,2 |      setting of the sun. In these prayers the Lord Who dwells in the
 15 3,2 | expression of our desire that our prayers, which after the Fall were
 16 3,2 |          that the angels bear our prayers to God by means of the censer:
 17 3,2 |        incense to mingle with the prayers of all the saints upon the
 18 3,2 |   salvation. If, up till now, the prayers of Vespers have been basically
 19 3,2 |           the world. Then follows prayers addressed to the Holy Trinity,
 20 3,2 |          the Hours, the two final prayers of Compline to the Theotokos
 21 3,2 |        and the usual introductory prayers, the first part begins: “
 22 3,2 |         midnight...,” two morning prayers, the Prayer of the Hours,
 23 3,2 |     Bridegroom....” Certain other prayers are also changed, in keeping
 24 3,2 |      Priest reads special Morning Prayers) are followed by the Great
 25 3,2 |           certain other hymns and prayers. As this, in a sense, typifies
 26 3,3 |               since each contains prayers undoubtedly composed by
 27 3,3 |         Sunday) probably contains prayers composed by Pope St. Gregory
 28 3,3 |        Doors and say the Entrance Prayers. Then, after asking for
 29 3,3 |        they vest with appropriate prayers and blessings — the Deacon
 30 3,3 |        Liturgy, which consists of prayers, hymns in honor of the Holy
 31 3,4 |       Dismissal to listen to more prayers of thanksgiving for Communion.
 32 3,5 |        following particulars. The Prayers at the time of the Eucharistic
 33 3,5 |     accommodate the length of the Prayers. The Words of Institution, “
 34 3,7 |           of worship. We sing our prayers. Our prayers are sung. And
 35 3,7 |          We sing our prayers. Our prayers are sung. And hardly ever
 36 3,7 |        And hardly ever do we hear prayers simply said. The Orthodox
 37 3,7 |          tradition is to offer up prayers to God in uttered heightened
 38 3,8 |           Euchologion (or Book of Prayers) is for the use of the Priest
 39 3,8 |           as well as many special prayers and blessings. The Euchologion
 40 3,8 |         This is a special book of prayers and blessings used by the
 41 3,6 |        its longer and very moving prayers.~ ~First Sunday of Great
 42 4,1 |     prayed to God about this.~The prayers of the Holy Spouses were
 43 4,9 |       upon us sinner! Through the prayers of the Theotokos, O Giver
 44 4,0 |       Mother of Life, and by your prayers you deliver our souls from
 45 4,3 |          addition, seven Kneeling Prayers are read by the Priest during
 46 4,5 |         was filled with hymns and prayers. Among the believers was
 47 4,5 |        help: “Remember us in your prayers, O Lady, Virgin Theotokos,
 48 5,2 |         with many knots, to count prayers and prostrations by. This
 49 6,2 |           one of the most ancient prayers of the Orthodox Church.
 50 6,5 |           liturgical service, the prayers and rites are linked, above
 51 6,6 |      power of Christ the Savior's prayers (John 17:11-19). The Church
 52 6,8 |             The Orthodox Church's prayers for the dead are based on
 53 6,2 |    through the Sacraments and the prayers of the Church. Blessed are
 54 6,2 |       highest satisfaction in the prayers and Sacraments of the Church (
 55 6,2 |    nothing from the living except prayers and deeds of kindness in
 56 6,4 |          censer, representing the prayers of the Saints rising up
 57 6,4 |          Theotokos, for it is her prayers that find special favor
 58 7,1 |        faithful read together the prayers and the Troparion to the
 59 7,2 |       captivity. Suddenly, at the prayers of the Most-Holy Virgin,
 60 7,2 |         the Mother of God and the prayers of the Saints, Moscow would
 61 7,2 |        taken in procession, while prayers were offered to the Mother
 62 7,2 |      Athonite tradition. The many prayers that are offered up to the
 63 7,2 |     Mother for heavenly help. The prayers were heard. From Bishop
 64 8,1 |            which consists of four prayers, commanding the Devil and
 65 8,1 |       must read the corresponding prayers of the Sacrament and administer
 66 8,4 |          the Priest reads certain prayers, the first of which recalls
 67 8,4 | completely omitting the appointed prayers!~And in general, how slothful
 68 8,7 |           replaced by penitential prayers. Orthodox Canon Law permits
 69 8,8 |           each day having its own prayers, although, if due to necessity,
 70 8,8 |       grace of Thy Christ, by the prayers of the All-holy Lady Theotokos
 71 9   |      virtue as our pure and pious prayers to God. Thus it was the
 72 9   |       respond to the words of the prayers.”~The reading of prayers
 73 9   |          prayers.”~The reading of prayers and prostrations are essential,
 74 9   |           soul will He abide.~Our prayers will gradually grow more
 75 9,1 |         your heart. Go about your prayers as to the fulfillment of
 76 9,1 |         must remember that if our prayers will rise speedily to God,
 77 9,1 |           us, we should begin our prayers with glorification of the
 78 9,2 |       Church of Christ teaches us prayers composed by righteous and
 79 9,2 |           composed many beautiful prayers, filled with holy thoughts
 80 9,2 |         Christians. We hear these prayers in Church during the Divine
 81 9,2 |         Christian must recite the prayers contained in the Prayerbook.~
 82 9,2 |     better that we offer up a few prayers, made, however, in proper
 83 9,2 |   devotion, than that we say many prayers in haste, a danger difficult
 84 9,2 |       rule of morning and evening prayers. This is a moderate rule
 85 9,2 |    reciting all of the prescribed prayers, but must strive to arouse
 86 9,2 |        not to excuse himself from prayers on the grounds of lack of
 87 9,2 |           not let off reading the prayers even when fatigued after
 88 9,2 |          by rushing through one's prayers in the anxiety for bodily
 89 9,2 |          keeping attention on the prayers. If one only has a little
 90 9,2 |           far better to say fewer prayers, but with careful thought
 91 9,2 |         than to rush through many prayers without proper attention.
 92 9,2 |        also not allow the omitted prayers to go unheeded; these can
 93 9,3 |            St. John Chrysostom on Prayers.~In his earthly ministry,
 94 9,3 |             one can say prolonged prayers while walking to the square,
 95 9,3 |         say prolonged and fervent prayers, I say, both coming in and
 96 9,3 |      experience what benefit such prayers bring. Prayers at night
 97 9,3 |       benefit such prayers bring. Prayers at night are often purer
 98 9,3 |         are fewer worries.” These prayers can be short and few, but,
 99 9,3 |            If you do not say many prayers, then say one with attentive
100 9,4 |         stand before us, that the prayers of the people, who are weak
101 9,4 |        united with their stronger prayers and thus be uplifted to
102 9,5 |  unfailing model and rule for all prayers. The Church uses it in all
103 9,5 |           it is the “crown of all prayers.”~ ~
104 9,6 |         Orthodox Church offers up prayers for her departed children.
105 9,6 |        departed children. Special prayers and Troparia are read at
106 9,6 |           psalms and lessons, and prayers, on account of Him Who arose
107 9,6 |        the Orthodox Church offers prayers for the departed both “in
108 9,6 |           the saints, through the prayers and intercessions of the
109 9,6 |           the custom of observing prayers for the dead has been held
110 9,8 |        the Church already had new prayers inspired by the Gospel teaching
111 9,8 | themselves authors of outstanding prayers, speak with such feeling
112 9,8 |         feeling about the ancient prayers of the Psalter?~It is known
113 9,8 |     contemplative nature are also prayers. Above all, these contemplative
114 9,8 |      contemplative Psalms are the prayers of the author himself, who
115 9,8 |        His people.~The Psalmist's prayers express concern for the
116 9,8 |            Fervent is his morning prayers (Ps. 63:1) and even the
117 9,8 |        sackcloth (Ps. 35:13).~The prayers of the Psalmist are always
118 9,8 |        Psalmist intercedes in his prayers for the deprived (Ps. 10:
119 10,2|         by a demon. God heard the prayers of both and sent the angel,
120 10,6|                             Great Prayers of the Bible.~Prayers of
121 10,6|       Great Prayers of the Bible.~Prayers of Jesus:~The Lord's Prayer............................
122 10,6|                      Luke 23:34~ ~Prayers of the Old Testament:~Prayer