When we pray for the “hallowing” of Mary’s name in the Lord’s Prayer, we are praying that all people will recognize that Mary is the source of all that is holy and good.

Praying for our daily bread in the Lord’s Prayer obligates us to share with the poor.

When we meditate in prayer we focus on Christ or some divine truth with the purpose of applying the lessons we learn to our lives.

Catholics venerate Mary and the saints.

Prayers of contrition are prayers of petition that thank God for his goodness.

St. Thérèse of Lisieux defined prayer as “a surge of the brain, a simple look turned toward heaven.”

The Old Testament teaches us that prayer can be a two-way conversation with God.

When we pray “Thy Kingdom come” in the Lord’s Prayer, we are praying for Christ’s return as well as the establishment of God’s reign in our hearts.

A good place to pray is always different for every person.

When we acknowledge that God is God, source of all blessings, we are engaged in this type of prayer:

When we pray for another, we are engaged in this type of prayer:

In this wordless prayer, a person rests in the presence of the Lord:

The prime Christian prayer is the:

We find the Lord’s Prayer in the Gospel of Luke and the Gospel of

Which of the following is not an expression of prayer?

What Tertullian called “the summary of the whole Gospel.”

The Old Testament teaches that prayer

A great source of prayer from the Old Testament is the Book of _____.

If you define prayer as a “conversation with God,” then there is a talking part and a _____ part to prayer.