Sentence examples for during their prayers from inspiring English sources
Wherever they are in the world, Muslims face the Kaaba during their prayers.
In the center of this shimmering wall is the mihrab, the niche (or outline of a niche) found in every mosque to mark the direction of Mecca so that worshipers know which way to face during their prayers.
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According to his brother, jailed Charles Bronson was threatened with decapitation after telling some Islamic extremist prisoners to "pipe down" during their prayers.
They could not use microphones or loudspeakers during their prayer services.
Last year alone Kenya lost six rangers, including a pregnant woman who was ambushed and shot in the face, while in Chad's Zakouma national park five rangers were mown down by automatic weapons during their morning prayers.
In fact, Jesus laughs at the other disciples during their Eucharistic prayers for their lack of understanding.
Pious Jewish men are obliged to wear tefillin during their morning prayers and the capsules, one for the head and one for an arm, are cherished belongings.
"We ask that Hokies everywhere keep Sean's family in their prayers during this difficult time as we all extend our deepest condolences to them," Fuente said.
He acknowledged a "woman in Waterloo" who had donated three times to his campaign, and thanked Iowans for their prayers during "the dark days" when he and his family received threats in his showdown with public employees' unions.
The diocese Tuesday sent letters to its 53 churches in Orange County, asking congregations to remember Posadas, the other victims and the people of Guadalajara in their prayers during Sunday Mass.
