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 1 Int,4 |        need for spirituality and prayer realized principally in
 2   1,8 |  expressed as a renewed need for prayer.30 Life's events, even in
 3   1,8 | celebration, for the teaching of prayer, and for accompaniment through
 4   2,15|   ordinary and extraordinary, by prayer and by apostolic fatigue,
 5   2,16|       pastoral program is always prayer. Especially in those places
 6   3,23|         the Word of God, through prayer and above all through the
 7   3,24|        nourishment for life, for prayer and for the daily journey,
 8   3   |                                  Prayer and Contemplation ~ ~
 9   3,25|                              25. Prayer and contemplation provide
10   3,25|      well as to prolonged silent prayer. Members of Secular Institutes,
11   3,25|  benefits from the many forms of prayer and the variety of ways
12   3,25|        years now, the liturgical prayer of the Hours and the celebration
13   3,25|          personal and liturgical prayer will require a true effort
14   3,26|       the Eucharist all forms of prayer come together, the Word
15   3,31| necessary spaces for silence and prayer. Institutes committed to
16   4,41|         the soul of Ecumenism is prayer and conversion, Institutes
17   4,41|        their lives to ecumenical prayer and genuine evangelical
18   4,46|         in trial, persevering in prayer; she intercedes for us (