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| Continue in prayer. |
| Colossians 4:2 |
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A simple method of prayer consists in this:
place yourself in the presence of God,
and ask his assistance.
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St. Francis de Sales, 17th century
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Be vigilant at all times and pray.
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| Jesus; Luke 21:36 |
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In order to he vigilant, to pray always,
it is necessary to be anchored in love:
that is, to love God’s will,
and every neighbor he sends our way.
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Chiara Lubich, foundress of Focolare; 20th century
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| I trust in the goodness of God |
| Psalm 52:8 |
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It gives more praise to God, and more joy,
if we pray steadfast in love, trusting in his goodness;
than if we ask for everything our thoughts can name.
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Bl. Julian of Norwich, 14th century
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We should pray always
and not give up.
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Do not be afraid of trouble or misfortune,
for prayer will protect you and sustain you
in all circumstances.
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St. John Chrysostom, 4th century
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God is good to the soul that seeks him.
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| Lamentations 3:25 |
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Prayer is the desire for God, an indescribable devotion
not given by man, but brought about by God’s grace.
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Pseudo-Chrysostom, 5th century
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Come to me
you will find rest.
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| Jesus; Matthew 11:28 |
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Give yourself a some time to converse with God,
and take your rest in him.
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St. Anselm, 10th century
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Taste and see
that the Lord is good. |
| Psalm 34:8 |
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The best prayer
is to rest in the goodness of God.
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Bl. Julian of Norwich, 14th century
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| You in me, and I in you. |
| Jesus; John 14:20 |
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Prayer is nothing else than
being on terms of friendship with God.
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St. Teresa of Avila, 16th century
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