1. Prayer

2. Types of Prayer Liturgical prayer Personal prayer Communal prayer Arrow prayer

3. Arrow Prayer “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. ” 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

4. Personal Prayer 1 st This hour is prayed early in the morning, and commemorates the Resurrection of the Lord 3 rd In this hour of the day, the Holy Spirit came down upon the Apostles as tongues of fire. At this hour also, Our Lord Jesus Christ was condemned 6 th In this hour, Our Lord Jesus Christ was crucified 9 th This hour commemorates the death of our Lord in the flesh upon the tree and the testimony of the thief at his right hand

5. 11 th Instituted to commemorate the removing of the body of the Lord Jesus Christ from the Cross. The wrapping of it in linen, and the anointing of it with sweet spices. 12 th This hour commemorates the laying down of the body of Christ in the grave. It corresponds to the last hour of the day before retiring, since sleep is but a temporary death Midnight: This hour includes three services corresponding to the three times our Lord prayed in Gethsemane Veil: The prayer of Veil is said daily in the monasteries, after the prayer of the Twelfth Hour and before the Prayer of Midnight. The present position of this Prayer after the Prayer of Midnight aims to facilitate the daily usage by laymen. Other Prayer: Prayer Before Confession Prayer After Confession Prayer Before Communion Prayer After Communion Prayer Before Meals Prayer After Meals

6. Communal Prayer “For where two or three are gathered together in My name, I am there in the midst of them.” Matthew 18:20

7. Liturgical Prayer

8. How to Pray 1.Identify Who you are speaking to 2.Glorify and Thank God 3.Pray for Others 4.Pray for Yourself