Sentence examples for individual prayer from inspiring English sources
Books of hours, made to assist individual prayer, usually contain expressive images for meditation (Gunhouse).
To address these questions the retreat will offer presentations, small group discussions, and focused times of individual prayer and reflection.
Six times a day they meet in the chapel to recite Old Testament Psalms and standard Roman Catholic prayers, but it is contemplative life that allows individual prayer to develop subconsciously.
The court, which has jurisdiction in Alabama, Georgia and Florida, said that the Santa Fe decision did not prohibit voluntary, individual prayer, and that therefore, voluntary prayer in front of others was also permitted.
"While the executive staff and Col. Flaherty are highly respected and provide great leadership, this is just a policy several of us could not agree with when it comes to the issue of individual prayer," said Trooper Rex Carter, who resigned as a chaplain in August.
Humanism rightfully claims Pantagruel (1532; Eng. trans. Pantagruel) and Gargantua (1534; Eng. trans. Gargantua), with their celebrated giants, feasting, drinking, and discovering and proclaiming the new and better ways of learning, of the conduct of war and peace, and of the true religion, which, for Rabelais resided in individual prayer, charity, and the virtuous life.
Second, some participants felt it was important to distinguish between group and individual prayers.
In the process, they discussed several ways in which the nature and impact of group and individual prayers may differ.
At each service, a procession of about 50 people pauses before each grave to recite individual prayers.
Albert Einstein used his letter to reject the idea of a God who plays an active part in everyday life, answering individual prayers.
The God letter, written the year before Einstein's death, seems to outline Einstein's view of formal religion and the idea of a God who plays an active part in everyday life, answering individual prayers.
