Gwen Garcia, the governor of the Philippine province of Cebu, endorsed practical preparations — and prayer — in a tweet on Tuesday: Everyone stay safe.
It's a practical approach to prayer, but then Rudy is a very practical seventh grader in Tom Dudzick's "Over the Tavern," the sweet, funny, gently irreverent opening production of the Penguin Repertory Theater's 2010 season.
Their prayers are practical.
(The immediate questions that the case raises are practical: When do the prayers become so monolithic (or, maybe, monotheistic) that they seem to endorse an official religion?
Three years later, he put these ideas into practice and founded the New York Society for Ethical Culture, which mixed spiritual and practical: meetings included both prayer and social activism, and the society supported kindergartens, industrial schools, settlement houses and tenement reform and other causes.
Ministry teams are sent out from NGM on a regular basis... to minister in a variety of ways such as preaching, teaching, worship ministry, prayer and intercession, practical helps, and church and house of prayer planting.
Tsering remembers Namgyal as "a very simple monk, very practical," always fingering his prayer beads.
The gods must be, as it were, disinfected of belief; the last taint of the sacrifice, and of the urgent practical interest, the selfish prayer, must be washed away from them, before that other divinity can come to light in the imagination.
His plan was different from that of other encyclopaedists, for he limited his work to the discussion (in this order) of theology, Christ and the redemption, the practical and ascetic life, thought, prayer, ethics, the four cardinal virtues, human conduct, and the four senses.
Practical ways you can practice meditation are repeating a mantra, prayer, taking time to focus on breathing, or reflecting on what you have read.
