Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Intro, A,4|      Esther, of 2 Chronicles (The Prayer~of Manassah), and Daniel (
  2 Intro, A,5|        should turn to the east in prayer? Which of the saints left
  3 I, 1,13   |    participation, by~struggle and prayer” (St. Cyril of Jerusalem).
  4 I, 1,17   |         house of my soul” (Second Prayer). Again, “I am not worthy~
  5 I, 1,17   |           the heights of heaven” (Prayer of Symeon the Translator).~“
  6 I, 1,17   |      fountains are Thy servants” (Prayer of the Great Blessing of
  7 I, 1,18   |           the words of the Lord's Prayer (Matt. 6:9).~“There is none
  8 I, 2,1    |        Persons (for example, in a Prayer to the Lord Jesus Christ: “
  9 I, 2,1    |           the All-Holy Trinity in prayer, invokes It in the singular,
 10 I, 2,1    |         expressed in the Church's~prayer, the Foundation of all being,
 11 I, 2,11   |          s self, concentrating in prayer,~being in the Church of
 12 II, 3,1   |     things — glory, thanksgiving, prayer — are possible only on the
 13 II, 3,5   |           5:20); and Salathiel, (“Prayer to God,” III~Esdras 5:16).
 14 II, 6,3   |           powers with fasting and prayer. He experienced human feelings:
 15 II, 6,3   |           Lord for the purpose of prayer, contrition and worship
 16 II, 6,5   |           sacrificial death, with prayer for His crucifiers. Christ
 17 II, 6,7   |          distributed” (the secret~prayer at the Cherubic Hymn in
 18 II, 6,7   |         its highest degree in the prayer to~His Father which is called “
 19 II, 6,7   |         called “the High-priestly prayer,” which was pronounced after
 20 II, 6,7   |     soldiers, and likewise in~the prayer in solitude in the garden
 21 II, 6,7   |         the Saviour speaks in the prayer before His sufferings: “
 22 II, 7,3   |       Shepherd of Thy sheep” (The Prayer of St. Antioch in the Prayers
 23 II, 7,3   |      Before~Sleep of the Orthodox Prayer Book).~Chrysostom teaches
 24 II, 7,5   |      subject of His High~Priestly Prayer before His sufferings on
 25 II, 7,5   |         of heresies” (Eucharistic Prayer at the Liturgy of St. Basil
 26 II, 7,5   |       Council of Laodicea forbids prayer with schismatics). St Basil
 27 II, 7,5   |        that is, the veneration in prayer of the~Mother of God and
 28 II, 7,5   |          the saints, and likewise prayer for the dead, indicates
 29 II, 7,6   |       worthy persons, followed by prayer and~the drawing of lots.
 30 II, 8,1   |           Therefore, every Church prayer, whether public or private,
 31 II, 8,1   |          private, begins~with the prayer to the Holy Spirit: “O Heavenly
 32 II, 8,2   |     others, by means of teaching, prayer, and the Mysteries. In Matrimony
 33 II, 8,4   |    through~laying on of hands and prayer (Acts 8:14-17). That which
 34 II, 8,5   |      Gifts, blesses them with the prayer to God the Father: “Make
 35 II, 8,5   |           remembers in his secret prayer the great works of God;
 36 II, 8,6   |           the Mystery; and 2) the prayer of forgiving~and remitting
 37 II, 8,6   | themselves for it by an effort of~prayer, fasting, and entering deeply
 38 II, 8,6   |          the words of~the special prayer and the special words of
 39 II, 8,7   |       standing before the Lord in prayer not only for oneself,~but
 40 II, 8,7   |    priesthood, accompanied by the prayer~of the entire congregation
 41 II, 8,7   |           of hands over them with prayer. The~election is something
 42 II, 8,7   |     hierarchical obligations. The prayer of cheirotonia~is the following: “
 43 II, 8,7   |      Cheirotonia is ordination by prayer to the lower ranks of the
 44 II, 8,8   |         the thrice repeated short prayer, “O Lord our God, crown
 45 II, 8,9   |         name of the Lord. And the prayer of faith shall~save the
 46 II, 8,9   |  consciously and participating~in prayer for themselves: however
 47 II, 8,9   |          itself, seven times~this prayer is pronounced: “O holy Father,
 48 II, 8,9   |   troparia and a canon; the final prayer in the~rite is a prayer
 49 II, 8,9   |           prayer in the~rite is a prayer of remission of sins. A
 50 II, 8,9   |           sick person, and by the prayer of faith on behalf of the
 51 II, 8,9   |      bodily infirmity through the prayer of faith. There~is allowed
 52 II, 9     |                                9. Prayer —~as expression of the life
 53 II, 9,1   |        the members of the Church.~Prayer is the manifestation of
 54 II, 9,1   |           directions. The bond of prayer penetrates the~whole body
 55 II, 9,1   |          commandment of~ceaseless prayer: “Pray without ceasing” (
 56 II, 9,1   |           praying a1ways with all prayer and~supplication in the
 57 II, 9,1   |       perfect example of personal prayer was given to us by the Lord
 58 II, 9,1   |         He left as an example the prayer, “Our Father” — the Lord
 59 II, 9,1   |          Our Father” — the Lord s Prayer. Prayer is a) the form of
 60 II, 9,1   |      Father” — the Lord s Prayer. Prayer is a) the form of the~Church'
 61 II, 9,1   |          its power of overcoming.~Prayer is of two kinds: public
 62 II, 9,1   |      public and private. There is prayer which is of words, and in
 63 II, 9,1   |         sung, and there is mental prayer, that is, inward prayer,
 64 II, 9,1   |           prayer, that is, inward prayer, or the prayer of the mind
 65 II, 9,1   |         is, inward prayer, or the prayer of the mind in the heart.~
 66 II, 9,1   |         the heart.~The content of prayer is: a) praise or glory;
 67 II, 9,1   |          read or sung privately).~Prayer may be for oneself or for
 68 II, 9,1   |        for oneself or for others. Prayer for each other expresses
 69 II, 9,1   |        are~in need of the he1p of prayer. Finally, we ourselves appeal
 70 II, 9,1   |      prayers to them.The power of prayer for others is constantly
 71 II, 9,1   |      spiritual brethren in common prayer. “Now I beseech yon, brethren,
 72 II, 9,1   |         for the effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth
 73 II, 9,2   |            Therefore, the bond of prayer with them on the part of
 74 II, 9,2   |         he1p from their brethren:~prayer and petition for the remission
 75 II, 9,2   |        hidden; and they turned to~prayer, beseeching that the sin
 76 II, 9,2   |           church's remembrance in prayer of the dead. Such liturgies
 77 II, 9,2   |       liturgies where there is no prayer for the dead. The testimony
 78 II, 9,2   |         will not the petitions of prayer be all the more felt by
 79 II, 9,2   |          after his death.~But the prayer of love can never be profitless.
 80 II, 9,2   |          of Heaven, they reply to prayer for them with an answering
 81 II, 9,2   |        for them with an answering prayer for~us. And if our prayers
 82 II, 9,2   |         word of the Psalmist: “My prayer shall return to my bosom” (
 83 II, 9,3   |    accompanies his departure with prayer for him to the Lord. “Brethren,
 84 II, 9,3   |            Christians, apart from prayer for him, are taught by the
 85 II, 9,3   |          when he is remembered in prayer, then the Church glorifies~
 86 II, 9,3   |         expressed by communion in prayer with them.~The Apostle John
 87 II, 9,3   |          Rev. 5:11).~Communion in prayer with the saints is the realization
 88 II, 9,3   |    literature concerning~faith in prayer by the saints in heaven
 89 II, 9,4   |               The outward side of prayer.~Prayer is the offering
 90 II, 9,4   |           outward side of prayer.~Prayer is the offering of the mind
 91 II, 9,4   |          the~body upon earth, our prayer naturally is expressed in
 92 II, 9,4   |       calves and rams, but in the prayer of praise, thanksgiving,
 93 II, 9,4   |     Mysteries.~However, Christian prayer has also various outward
 94 II, 9,4   |         outward manifestations of prayer and sacrifice actions: He
 95 II, 9,4   |      shall be called the house of prayer” (Matt.~21:13). The Apostle
 96 II, 9,4   |            One should sanctify by~prayer not only oneself but also
 97 II, 9,4   | sanctified by the word of~God and prayer” (1 Tim. 4:4-5). The Christian
 98 II, 9,5   |      other places of assembly for prayer, and subsequently~in Christian
 99 II, 9,6   |     confirmed signs of healing by~prayer to the saints for their
100 II, 0,2   |           angels and supported~by prayer on the part of the living
101 Add, 0,4  |           chance, that the Lord's Prayer ends with the words: “Lead
102 Add, 0,4  |          Christian Church life of prayer~is uninterrupted mutual
103 Add, 0,4  |           in Christ is a world of prayer. It penetrates the whole
104 Add, 0,4  |         the~Church body, for “the prayer of the righteous man availeth
105 Add, 0,4  |          that is, they offered up prayer on earth to the heavenly
106 Add, 0,4  |          of John the Monk, in the Prayer~Book for Priests).~Thus,
107 Add, 0,7  |         they have no communion in prayer); and another~cause, in
108 Add, 0,7  |         punish us. And if through prayer and acts of compassion we
109 App, 5,1  |      departed. It is expressed by prayer for the departed,~prayer
110 App, 5,1  |          prayer for the departed,~prayer for the remission of sins,
111 App, 5,1  |          he responds with his own prayer for those close to him on
112 App, 5,1  |    brethren is not channeled~into prayer for the forgiveness of their
113 App, 5,1  |        prayers for the reposed to prayer requesting for us his prayerful
114 App, 5,2  |           known from history that prayer meetings were held in honor
115 App, 5,2  |        number of years of fervent~prayer for them, the annual celebration
116 App, 5,2  |         transformed into a day of prayer to~them. According to the