Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,1|               petition in the priestly prayers (the Prayers at Lamplighting.
 2 Intro, A,1|              the priestly prayers (the Prayers at Lamplighting. The “Prayers
 3 Intro, A,1|          Prayers at Lamplighting. The “Prayers at Lamplighting” are the
 4 Intro, A,1|           Lamplighting” are the silent~prayers read by the priest before
 5 Intro, A,5|          Baptism, and in other ancient prayers;~• in the ancient Acts of
 6 I, 1,17   |              good things. Thus, in~the prayers before Communion we read: “
 7 I, 2,1    | Tri-hypostatical~Unity. In most cases, prayers addressed to one person
 8 II, 3,6   |           Divine services and separate~prayers, all support and animate
 9 II, 5,3   |          corruption is in me” (Evening Prayers).~The common faith of the
10 II, 7,3   |               the Church. In our daily prayers also~we read, “O Jesus,
11 II, 7,3   |           Prayer of St. Antioch in the Prayers Before~Sleep of the Orthodox
12 II, 7,4   |          Services”).~The Church in its prayers to the apostles and hierarchs
13 II, 7,5   |         visible hierarchy; it performs~prayers and sacred actions visibly;
14 II, 7,5   |            Against the Arians).~In the prayers of the Church are contained
15 II, 7,5   |               We cannot say that their prayers are totally fruitless if
16 II, 8,1   |           Catechumens we see that the~“prayers of exorcism,” signifying
17 II, 8,1   |            fasting, performing vigils, prayers, and the~rest, he thinks
18 II, 8,2   |                the remaining rites and prayers of the Divine services.~
19 II, 8,2   |            services.~In the Mysteries, prayers are joined with blessings
20 II, 8,5   |              saints, adding: “by their~prayers visit us, O God;” and then
21 II, 8,6   |             which is set for everyone; prayers of repentance together with
22 II, 8,8   |                Church, although in the prayers for those being married
23 II, 8,9   |              presbyters of the Church, prayers, anointment; and he joins
24 II, 8,9   |              Chrysostom, who have left prayers for the healing of the infirm
25 II, 8,9   |              the hands, accompanied by prayers and by the reading~of specific
26 II, 8,9   |                Holy Communion, and the Prayers for the Departure~of the
27 II, 9,1   |               breathing of the Church. Prayers are the threads of the~living
28 II, 9,1   |             the angels over us and our prayers to them.The power of prayer
29 II, 9,1   |                trust that through your prayers I shall~be given unto you” (
30 II, 9,1   |               together with me in your~prayers to God for me” (Rom. 15:
31 II, 9,1   |                incense, “which are the prayers of saints” (Rev. 5:8); that
32 II, 9,1   |             that is they raised up the prayers of the~saints on earth to
33 II, 9,2   |                                        Prayers for the dead.~“Pray one
34 II, 9,2   |                are not even vouchsafed prayers, as follows from the above-mentioned
35 II, 9,2   |          should pray for it,” for such prayers would be without purpose.~
36 II, 9,2   |               the gates of hell~by the prayers of the Church and by power
37 II, 9,2   |      deliverance of all. These fervent prayers help the~seeds of new life
38 II, 9,2   |         develop under the influence~of prayers and with the mercy of God,
39 II, 9,2   |          Similarly, powerless would be prayers for the dead~who have died
40 II, 9,2   |              prayer for~us. And if our prayers are powerless to he1p them,
41 II, 9,3   |              14:3). When this happens, prayers for the forgiveness of the
42 II, 9,3   |              the raising up by them of prayers~for the Church on earth
43 II, 9,3   |               and by~Her pure and holy prayers spare and have mercy on
44 II, 9,3   |              martyrs, so that by their prayers and intercession God might
45 II, 9,3   |                records, mentioning the prayers and intercession for us
46 II, 0,2   |             and even taken away by the~prayers of the Church (Epistle of
47 Add, 0,4  |             why, in our daily personal prayers, we beg~God not to allow
48 Add, 0,4  |            evil one” (from the Morning Prayers), that is, that we be not
49 Add, 0,4  |                general, in our private prayers and also in public~Divine
50 Add, 0,4  |              with the Heavenly Church. Prayers are the threads of the living
51 Add, 0,4  |                incense, “which are the prayers~of saints” (Rev. 5:8); that
52 Add, 0,4  |               our protection. Our very prayers are the prayers of saints,~
53 Add, 0,4  |               Our very prayers are the prayers of saints,~written down
54 Add, 0,4  |              to us. Such are our daily prayers; such also is the whole
55 Add, 0,4  |               must have faith, and our prayers must be fervent and sincere.
56 App, 5,1  |            Lord and the power of their prayers, even after~death, is so
57 App, 5,1  |               towards~requesting their prayers for us.~In witness to the
58 App, 5,1  |           blessing for the change~from prayers for the reposed to prayer
59 App, 5,4  |          Photius to use it in his cell prayers until~the celebration of
60 App, 5,5  |              saints Metrophanes in his prayers to God, and the~placing
61 App, 5,6  |               consists of turning from prayers “for the dead” to requests~
62 App, 5,6  |            miracles worked through the prayers or at the tombs of the righteous