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What did Jewish people often pray

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The Shema (which was here oh Israel the Lord is God the Lord alone)

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Basic definition of prayer

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Talking or thanking God communication with God God listens and we also have to listen to what he has to say in the conversation

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Three things that make prayer authentic

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  • Purposely setting aside a time for God
  • Making the space
  • Being open to God
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Three types of prayer

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  • Personal prayer
  • Public prayer
  • Meditative prayer
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Describe personal prayer

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HAS to be alone; an example would be Jesus told his believers to pray in private or secret

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Describe public prayer

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Usually a group of people together led and spoken by one person; Used for a common or agreed ritual

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Describe meditative prayer

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Using one starts to focus and think about God deeply really involve setting aside the time and space… Placing oneself in the presence of God

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Seven postures for prayer

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Standing
Kneeling
The Oran's position
Laying prostrate
Sitting
Genuflecting
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Describe STANDING

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Certain parts of mass out of a sign of respect

EXAMPLE: The Gospel readings greeting and saying goodbye to the priest

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Describe KNEELING

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Most of the consecration …shows humility and respect God

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What is the Oran’s position

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1.) lifting prayers to the heavens
2.) Receiving God’s blessing
Standing with your hands above your head usually during The “Our father”

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Describe laying prostrate

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Part of holy orders when you lay down face forward on the floor

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Describe sitting

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Posture of receiving usually during the first and second reading

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Describe genuflecting

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The form of kneeling showing respect to Jesus in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament…

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Where the six types of prayer

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Blessing in adoration
Petition
Intercession
Thanksgiving
Praise
Lament
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Describe blessing and adoration

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Praying in the presence of the body of Christ the mower you realize that God is there and good equivalent to (wonder and awe)
Example: adoration

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Describe petition

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Asking God for something for ourselves generally material needs
Example: Generally personal prayer but it’s part of the mass after the homily

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Describe intercession

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Praying on behalf of others what was most encouraged is the SINFUL
Example: petitions in mass

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Describe Thanksgiving

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Gratitude for what God is done mostly for material needs and wishes
Example: Eucharistic Prayer during mass

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Describe praise

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Celebrating for who God is in himself and acknowledging what he has done
Example: The Gloria and other songs that we sing during the mass

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Describe lament

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Pair of sorrow mainly it’s crying out to God
Example: Jesus praying on the cross (Psalm 22)
Starts on human note, then things Are put in perspective

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What’s considered the most human prayer of all

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The prayer at the garden of Gethsemane (“Father let your will be done”)

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Types of prayer that were found when Jesus prayed on the cross

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Petition Anderson lament and then eventual acceptance of surrender

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An example of Mary’s prayer

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Mary’s Fiat (“Let it be done unto me”)

Prayed after she found out she was going to have Jesus

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What does the church forcefully and specially exhort all Christian faithful to learn

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The surpassing knowledge of Jesus by frequent readings of the scripture

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Quote by St. Ambrose

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“We speak to him when we pray…”

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What is the Ultimate prayer

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The church

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Major parable in Luke

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Parable of the friend at midnight

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Main topic of the parable of the friend at midnight

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We have to distinguish between what we need what we want … however we have to work and make an effort towards that

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What do Christians believe about the heart

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That itself is the altar were sacrifices offered we bring ourselves to join the Ultimate prayer the sacrifice of Jesus

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Analogy between feeding the Eucharist

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We are fed by the wording you Christian we taken the word of God through Jesus and the readings he give this food through these and we have to eat otherwise we will die

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St. Therese of Lisieux definition of prayer

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“For me prayers the surge of the heart….”

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St. John Damascene’s definition of prayer

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“Prayer is the raising of one’s mind and heart to God…”

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St. Augustine’s definition of prayer

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“Man is the beggar before God….”

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Prayers as covenant

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The heart is what prays for heart is far from God our words are in vain

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Prayers as communion

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It’s communion of Christ’s life of prayers being in the presence of God

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Source of all prayer

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Creation, it began there, and God calls all creation to pray

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Abrahams example to prayer

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He was open to God and went forth and trusted in him

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Moses’s example of prayer

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He was the mediator and he was the most striking example of intercessory prayer

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King David’s example of prayer

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He was a servant of God in submission to the will of God will be a model for the prayer of the people

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Elijah’s example of prayer

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He was a prophet and profits called people to the conversion of heart and a seek the face a lot or interceding for the people

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What does hallelujah mean

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Praise the Lord

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Merry example of prayer in the New Testament

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In the Fiat and Magnificat… generous offering of her faith

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Who is the living water welling up to a terminal life in the heart that praised

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The Holy Spirit

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Three biggest obstacles of prayer

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  • Lack of faith
  • Acedia
  • Distractions
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Who wrote his epistles “pray constantly pray all times in the spirit”

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St. Paul

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What does it mean when people are praying at the hour of Jesus

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Praying at the time of his passion or death

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How was Jesus the high priest

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Because he often offered sacrifices to others and he is the ultimate sacrifice to God

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What are the first two lines of the Hail Mary from

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The Gospel of Luke

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What is Mary

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Theotokos (Mother of God)

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What’s a doxology

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A special prayer giving thanks and praise to God honoring him as the three people of the Trinity; father-son Holy Spirit

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