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 1    1|       contrary winds were at his prayers changed into fair. In that
 2    2|         hard rock by the Saint's prayers.~ ~AND since mention has
 3    2|      sudden calm produced by his prayers.~ ~AT another time the holy
 4    2|        then, we believe that the prayers of both saints had their
 5    2|         of the Lord, through the prayers of the blessed man, that
 6    2|        was destroyed through his prayers.~ ~ON one occasion when
 7    2|    things were dissipated by the prayers of St. Germanus more rapidly
 8    2|     servant without payment. The prayers of the holy man will profit
 9    2|        her sufferings through my prayers, because she is a relation
10    2|        let us assist them by our prayers, that God may take compassion
11    2| plaintive voice poured forth his prayers to the almighty power of
12    2| exemption from the plague to the prayers of the saint, ungratefully
13    3|         be defended by fasts and prayers against the attacks of the
14    3|          he, "let us help by our prayers the monks of the Abbot Comgell,
15    3|      days of thy life. Yet by my prayers, I have obtained this favour
16    3|          in His listening to the prayers of so many churches for