Sentence examples for hour of prayer from inspiring English sources

She rises at 4 a.m. for an hour of prayer and meditation.

The exhibition charts the monks' days, which began at 6am and ended with strict silence from 7.30pm, while their nights were interrupted by an hour of prayer from midnight.

He embodied the idea that our Christian faith demands deeds and not just words; that the "sweet hour of prayer" actually lasts the whole week long – that to put our faith in action is more than individual salvation, it's about our collective salvation; that to feed the hungry and clothe the naked and house the homeless is not just a call for isolated charity but the imperative of a just society.

He reported that children were woken at 5 AM for an hour of prayer and forced to spend their days doing farm work.

But even if I wasn't able to squeeze in the daily hour of prayer, every night I prayed the examen, the short form of prayer set out by St. Ignatius Loyola, consisting in a sort of review of the day.

When you're not busy you need at least half an hour of prayer, but when you're busy you need an hour!

Keep the prayers moving and over time an hour of prayers will no longer seem like a long time.

The curtain opened at 8 p.m., after the half-hour of prayer, allowing the women to watch and listen to the speakers, all men, give impassioned speeches in Yiddish and English, about Torah study, and sing celebratory songs.

(Uncharacteristically, the mosque will be open to the non-Muslim public, outside hours of prayer).

The mosques are busy, but mostly at dawn, noon and dusk, the principal hours of prayer.

Adhān, (Arabic: "announcement"), the Muslim call to Friday public worship and to the five daily hours of prayer.