Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |  exhortation stood in the stead of prayer, knowing that He Who said ‘
 2        0, Life  | safeguarding the opportunities for prayer and devotional study, even
 3        0, Life  |          all the night joyfully in prayer and thanksgiving to God,
 4        I, XVII  |          the ship was sustained by prayer, not by strength, and as
 5        I, XVII  |           uplifted their voices in prayer. Divine help was granted,
 6        I, XVIII |        yield, poured forth a short prayer, and then Germanus, full
 7        I, XXVI  |    applying themselves to constant prayer, watchings, and fastings;
 8       II, I     |          fast to the calm shore of prayer, as it were, with the cable
 9       II, VII   |         was, set about averting by prayer the danger which the strong
10       II, XI    |            yourself continually to prayer, do not cease to beg of
11       II, XII   |          exhortation with men, and prayer to the Divine Goodness,
12       II, XVII  |      earnest striving and constant prayer, in that the Divine Mercy
13      III, VI    |          fell out according to his prayer, for his hands with the
14      III, XII   |         that he often continued in prayer from the hour of morning
15      III, XII   |          that he ended his life in prayer; for when he was beset with
16      III, XIX   |        with him in self-denial and prayer, and laboured daily with
17      III, XXIII |    consecrated it to the Lord with prayer and fasting; and concerning
18      III, XXIII |         stain of former crimes, by prayer and fasting, and so to lay
19      III, XXIII |           leave to abide there for prayer all the time of Lent, which
20      III, XXIII |         consecrate to the Lord, by prayer and fasting, the places
21      III, XXIII |            the duty of fasting and prayer was over, he there built
22      III, XXV   |           the purpose of study and prayer. We found it observed in
23      III, XXVII |    everlasting; but know that your prayer is granted." For he had
24       IV, III   |        uncertain, by watching, and prayer, and good works."~When he
25       IV, III   |    continence, humility, teaching, prayer, voluntary poverty, and
26       IV, III   |        were youths, in Ireland, in prayer and self-denial and meditation
27       IV, IX    |         nor was it long before her prayer was heard: for being delivered
28       IV, X     |        heard, for as she rose from prayer, before she went out of
29       IV, XI    |           religious acts, frequent prayer and pious fruits of almsgiving;
30       IV, XIV   |          the aforesaid fasting and prayer, it happened about the second
31       IV, XIX   |         continued in the church at prayer. Some also say, that by
32       IV, XXII  |        faith and pious devotion to prayer, or to alms-giving, or to
33       IV, XXIII |         them to give themselves to prayer and singing of psalms, for
34       IV, XXV   |           to God in continence and prayer, insomuch that he never
35       IV, XXV   |       whole nights in watching and prayer. This strictness in austerity
36       IV, XXV   |            fasting and psalms, and prayer, to the end that thus coming
37       IV, XXV   |            whole night standing in prayer, and pass the whole week
38       IV, XXV   |           continue in watching and prayer.’ I answered, ‘I know I
39       IV, XXV   |     wholesome watching and earnest prayer to the Lord to pardon my
40       IV, XXV   |          cells that were built for prayer or reading, are now converted
41       IV, XXVIII|          to his charge by constant prayer, and roused them, by wholesome
42       IV, XXVIII|           it stood in the stead of prayer to afford the weak brethren
43       IV, XXVIII|           Victim, he commended his prayer to the Lord, not with uplifted
44       IV, XXIX  |          bishop applied himself to prayer, and having presently had
45       IV, XXX   |      devotion with abstinence. and prayer and tears. There also his
46        V, I     |          our Lord Jesus Christ, in prayer for our life and safety;
47        V, I     |             and as he finished his prayer, he calmed the swelling
48        V, II    |           in quiet give himself to prayer and study. Having come hither
49        V, III   |            and he stood and said a prayer over her, and having given
50        V, III   |            the bishop had said the prayer for me and given me his
51        V, V     |      whilst all mourned. He said a prayer and blessed him, and going
52        V, X     |           to singing of psalms and prayer, and daily offered up to
53        V, XII   |            town, and continuing in prayer till day, forthwith divided
54        V, XII   |           his Creator in continual prayer. And inasmuch as that place
55        V, XIX   |      continued to his last hour in prayer and fasting and alms-deeds
56        V, XIX   |            with all earnestness to prayer and the study of ecclesiastical