Sentence examples for book of prayers from inspiring English sources
The duke was said to keep a book of prayers in his jacket.
The only books I had were the Qur'an and the book of prayers.
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.
On Thursday nights, we gather at her house for dinner and read from the Qur'an and the Matifah, the Shia book of prayers.
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.
His books, whether a complex folio such as the Book of Common Prayer (1930), which is considered by many to be his masterpiece, or the small and amiable Compleat Angler (1928), are both functional and pleasing to the eye.
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.
Filled not only with fantastic revelations of elements but also how, in an ecclesiastical way, [they] correlate to our humble beginnings as stated in the Judeo-Christian book of prayer.
The Books of Hours were books of prayers used in practice of private devotion of laity and their name comes from their main section, the Hours of the Virgin.
