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 1   1,4   |         to deepen his faith and prayer life, and to awaken his
 2   4,87  |    friend. We introduce them to prayer, to knowledge of the Bible,
 3   4,93  |             became his constant prayer. 38 He confided his person
 4   4,93  |        We make this attitude of prayer a daily orientation in our
 5   4 (39)|                        From the prayer for vocations composed by
 6   5,122 | dimension to our catechesis and prayer with young people. We lead
 7   5,122 |         to turn to her often in prayer. ~
 8   6,146 |         their faith. We arrange prayer groups, retreats, and other
 9   6,149 |        priority to formation in prayer, a strong commitment to
10   7,179 |        intensive experiences of prayer and of Christian community,
11   7,181 |         as seminars, festivals, prayer evenings, religious celebrations,
12   8     |       much as in our moments of prayer, we recognize His Presence.
13 Notes   |       together ~Every authentic prayer is under the influence of
14 Notes   |   maintain that every authentic prayer is called forth by the Holy
15 Notes   |         the Assisi World Day of Prayer for Peace, Bulletin, Secretariat
16 Notes   |   complete expression in common prayer. . . Fellowship in prayer
17 Notes   |       prayer. . . Fellowship in prayer leads people to look at
18 Notes   |   always. Amen~from Marcellin’s Prayer for Vocations, Life, p.
19 Notes   |        great fervour. After the prayer, he tried to raise the Brother
20 Notes   |      any suitable place, said a prayer, sang a hymn and tested
21 Notes   |         adopt a renewed form of prayer, open to the reality of
22 Notes   |         suffering. An apostolic prayer which takes into account