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 1 Intro,1   |  Pontifical, during the solemn prayer of episcopal ordination,
 2 Intro,1(1)|        Ordination of a Bishop: Prayer of Ordination.~
 3 Intro,4(7)|              Cf. John Paul II, Prayer in Commemoration of 11 September
 4  I,6      |  choice after a night spent in prayer on the mountain (cf. 6:12).
 5 II,12     |    ardent and confident in his prayer on behalf of his people.
 6 II,13     |  therefore cultivate a life of prayer and profound faith, and
 7 II,14     |      unanimous and persevering prayer of Christ's disciples and
 8 II,14     |        a model of docility and prayer, of spiritual oblation and
 9 II,14     |  completely familiar with this prayer, completely centred as it
10 II,16     |      him the Bishop raises his prayer in constant intercession
11 II,17     |                                Prayer and the Liturgy of the Hours~
12 II,17     |        by the Synod Fathers is prayer, especially the prayer raised
13 II,17     |      is prayer, especially the prayer raised to the Lord in the
14 II,17     |        remains the distinctive prayer of the Christian community,
15 II,17     |        guidance of the Spirit.~Prayer is itself a particular duty
16 II,17     |       will devote ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the
17 II,17     |      will be a true teacher of prayer for the faithful only if
18 II,17     |      word'' (Ps 119:114). From prayer he will gain that hope which
19 II,17     |       pass on to the faithful. Prayer is the privileged forum
20 II,17     |          The Bishop's personal prayer will be particularly and
21 II,17     |     Bridegroom; it is the very prayer which Christ himself, together
22 II,17     |     Mother''.78 Writing on the prayer of the Divine Office, my
23 II,17     |       Paul VI, called it ''the prayer of the local Church'', which
24 II,17     |  supported and assisted by the prayer of his faithful: priests,
25 II,17     |      teacher and a promoter of prayer. He not only hands down
26 II,19     |  strive to understand, through prayer and discernment, the will
27 II,22     |     the Bishop, in addition to prayer, should readily avail himself
28 II,23     |  divine mysteries and personal prayer, private study and pastoral
29 III,29    |       insistently lifts up his prayer to God.~That which every
30 IV,32     |       the word of God, guiding prayer for his people and with
31 IV,32     | striking title, taken from the prayer of episcopal consecration
32 IV,33     |       and serves as a model of prayer, the one who intercedes
33 IV,34     |        Eucharist – sharing one prayer at one altar at which the
34 IV,40     |       word of God, recourse to prayer, participation in the Church'
35  V,47     | exemplary witness of assiduous prayer and his willingness to share
36  V,47     |   Bishop will also follow with prayer and genuine compassion priests
37  V,48     |         Since it involves much prayer, commitment and effort,
38  V,48     |   forms vocations is primarily prayer. Vocations need a vast network
39  V,48     |   confronted in the context of prayer, the more prayer will help
40  V,48     |    context of prayer, the more prayer will help those whom God
41  V,54     |  sacraments and in the life of prayer, which is above all an attentive
42 VI,60     |      called to do this through prayer and an exemplary Christian
43 VI,64     |   dialogue~64. The Lord Jesus' prayer for unity between his disciples (
44 VI,64     |   every effort, beginning with prayer itself, to hasten the journey