• The Prayer, when done from the heart, is always pleasing to God.

• The prayer should be secret, need not be long and should be preceded by the act of forgiveness.

• The Prayer cannot be paid for, because "it is an act of charity, an act of the heart".

• The essential is not to pray a lot, but to pray well.

• The Prayer should be spontaneous, objective, full of high feelings, which need to be cultivated always.

• The form of the sentence is irrelevant, but the content is.

• The attitude of the one who prays is intimate, eminently spiritual. Conventional attitudes, outward posture and rituals are dispensable garments for the act of prayer.

• The prayer should translate what we are really feeling, thinking and wanting at that moment, in a precise way, without being a repetition of terms that, most of the time, are unintelligible to the speaker.

• The Prayer turns the man better, because he who prays with fervour and trust becomes stronger against the temptations of evil, and God sends him good spirits to assist him.

• We can ask God to forgive us for our faults, but we will only obtain forgiveness by changing the way we act, for good deeds are the best prayer and actions speak louder than words.

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