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 1 Intro,4|  ceremonies but also as vibrant prayers of the entire community.
 2 2,2    |         only the New. Hymns and prayers bring before the worshipers
 3 4,2    |         life experience and the prayers of the Church. It still
 4 5,1    |         the Lord with hymns and prayers (Eph. 5:19), and thus be “
 5 5,2    |       of his Epistles read like prayers in which he spontaneously
 6 5,2    |       remember you always in my prayers” (Rom. 1:10), and appeals
 7 5,2    |        elements of Saint Paul’s prayers. The Epistle to the Philippians
 8 5,3    | doxology. Like the Psalms, most prayers combine several of these
 9 5,3    |     communication with God. All prayers, whatever their forms, share
10 5,3    |      Blood of Your Christ.” All prayers, whether petitionary, confessional,
11 5,3    |       Our private and corporate prayers are replete with invocations
12 5,4    |     such thing. God answers our prayers in various ways, whether
13 6,3    |     pray to them, they hear our prayers in the Holy Spirit. Silouan
14 6,3    |   conviction that they hear our prayers and even know our innermost
15 6,4    |       to God and invalidate our prayers.~ The highest form of prayer
16 6,6    |   sisters who need our love and prayers. Christ prayed for those
17 7,3    |        in spirit and truth. The prayers and supportive love of a
18 9,2    |        the Cross. Our hymns and prayers often mention the death
19 9,3    |        the icons, the hymns and prayers, the worship and theology,
20 10,1   |        13:13). In the Communion Prayers you recite, you pray, “It
21 10,4   |         of the Christian, one’s prayers, fasting, sacramental participation,