Sentence examples for rule of prayer from inspiring English sources
Full community members adhere to a common rule of prayer and Bible study and also profess a commitment to social justice.
In our church we say just the opposite lex orandi, lex credendi, the rule of prayer shapes the rule of belief.
"Rumi was born into a religious family and followed the proscribed rules of daily prayer and fasting throughout his entire life," Gooch writes.
(RNS) The U.S. Supreme Court will soon rule on the constitutionality of prayer at public meetings.
Sharansky told the website Ynet: "The court has ruled that the place of prayer for the Women of the Wall and others is at Robinson's Arch, but they have said – and rightfully so – that the conditions there are unsuitable, and therefore the arrangement is non-egalitarian.
We must turn to authenticated prophetic tradition to determine the rules and the body movements of prayer.
Written during the depth of military rule, the prayer has been revived as rising lawlessness has threatened the country's fragile democracy.
In South Carolina, state legislators are proposing a bill to transform the moment of silence that begins each school day into a moment of prayer, though such moments of prayer were ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in Wallace v. Jaffree in 1985.
Benedict's Rule, which eventually became predominant, was noted for its humanity and its balance of prayer and work.
An L.A. County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday that the sale of the property and an adjacent house of prayer by Sisters of the Immaculate Heart to restaurant owner Dana Hollister was "clearly invalid".
