Sentence examples for book of prayer from inspiring English sources
Even as a non-believer, you want to hold on to this writing, as if to a book of prayer.
The conservatives remain upset about the 2003 ordination of Gene Robinson of New Hampshire, the role of female clergy, the church's definition of salvation and changes to the main book of prayer.
An exhibit of the relics of St. Thérèse de Lisieux last year attracted throngs, for example, and a book of prayer put together by Benedictine monks in County Limerick was a best seller.
His popularity as a radio broadcaster – on Radio 2 as well as Radio 4 – led to occasional television appearances, including a documentary, In Search of Holy England (1989), and to a string of lightly religious books with titles such as A Backdoor to Heaven, How to Get Up When Life Gets You Down, The Little Blue Book of Prayer and The Godseeker's Guide.
Thomas is thrown into a torrent of uncertainty and anxiety by a few words from the common book of prayer, and Miss Ellison develops a strange disease of the skin which could be the result of her own anxieties.
Photo by Nancy A. Ruhling The Siddur, the Jewish book of prayer.
Allouez was a predecessor and later a colleague of Jacques Marquette, for whom he wrote a book of prayers.
An artist whose name has been lost to time painted the gold-studded illuminations around 1440 in a book of prayers for Catherine of Cleves, a Dutch countess.
The Islamic Qurʾān is regarded as a book of prayers, and the book of Psalms of the Bible is viewed as a meditation on biblical history turned into prayer.
