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 1 23 |   salutary fear and are moved to prayer and penance for their sins.~
 2 47 |        represents Christ deep in prayer on the mountain, or preaching
 3 67 |        Himself in His sacerdotal prayer did not hesitate to liken
 4 82 |   themselves, united with him in prayer and desire, offer to the
 5 89 |           It is true that public prayer, inasmuch as it is offered
 6 89 |         excels any other kind of prayer by reason of her dignity
 7 89 |         Spouse of Christ; but no prayer, even the most private,
 8 89 |        dignity or power, and all prayer is of the greatest help
 9 89 |         all should esteem mental prayer is proved not only be ecclesiastical
10 101|       His harvest.192 Our united prayer should rise daily to heaven
11 101|         forgotten in this common prayer; and let there be a special
12 102|          desire that this united prayer may embrace in the same
13 102|         then re-echo that divine prayer of our Savior to the heavenly
14 103|          love.197 Persevering in prayer to the Spirit of love and
15 104|         We desire this unceasing prayer to rise to God from the
16 104|    themselves constantly to such prayer.~
17 106|       immense labor and constant prayer, but by His sorrows and
18 107|    members of the Apostleship of Prayer will contribute very much
19 108| Crucified:213 and that beautiful prayer of St. Ambrose: "Carry me,
20 110|    condescending to His mother's prayer in "Cana of Galilee," performed