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 1 2 | special rejoicing and public prayer.~
 2 17| divine learning, prepared by prayer and contemplation for their
 3 18|      with cross and plow, by prayer, that is, and labor, brought
 4 19|     divine contemplation and prayer. For there the monks, before
 5 19|   the tribes, strove through prayer, penance and labor to attain
 6 19| contemplation and protracted prayer. "It is a forest place,"
 7 27|      persevering and fervent prayer. So strongly was he driven
 8 29|    grace, besought by humble prayer, to bring his undertakings
 9 33|  canons. Lifting our arms in prayer, we thanked God. So, just
10 37|    long for and in suppliant prayer earnestly beg of the Giver
11 41|   object of Our most earnest prayer to God while to all of you,