Sentence examples for regularly pray from inspiring English sources

Eventually, he met a Muslim aide to a Texas congressman, and the two of them would regularly pray in a Capitol stairwell.

I am thankful, too, for all of you who regularly pray for me and support me, especially my staff at Bishopthorpe Palace".

As part of their mission, guild members regularly pray to Father McGivney, distribute prayer cards that have been touched to a relic of the priest, and share stories about his life.

Tensions occasionally run high around the holy site where throngs of Jewish worshipers regularly pray before the huge beige stones, a remnant of the retaining wall of the Temple Mount revered by Jews as the site where their ancient temples once stood.

The authors estimate that only 10percentt of their sample constitute "core Catholics," who attend Mass regularly, pray daily, are involved in their parishes, take papal teachings seriously (even when sometimes disagreeing with particulars) and do not separate their spirituality from the institutional church, its symbols and disciplines.

Were that, or anything like it to happen it would surely indicate that something is deeply and seriously wrong with a Church where we regularly pray, "May we be united in your truth, live together in your love, and reveal your glory in the world".

He regularly prayed before sparring sessions and thanked God after victories.

He also told them in a letter that the shooting was an unfortunate accident and that he regularly prayed for forgiveness.

For more than three decades, the Western Wall has been a place, perhaps the only one in the world, where Jews of all affiliations and persuasions have regularly prayed side by side.

Imam Shafiq Rahman, of the Islamic Center of Fort Pierce, told the Post that Mateen regularly prayed with his father and son, but that he did not know Mateen well, and that "there was no indication at all" that he would commit an act of violence.

The Gospels tell us that the Sanhedrin could have seized Jesus at one of his outdoor gatherings or in a synagogue, where he regularly prayed and taught Torah.