Examples of using Prayed together in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We prayed together.
We talked and prayed together.
We prayed together and blessed the tomb with holy water.
There they sang psalms,spoke, and prayed together.
Clare and I prayed together out loud.
Many had travelled a long way, but all stayed,ate and prayed together.
Maybe they prayed together, obeying the guidance of the Spirit.
After the apostles andchurch members prayed together they entered the temple.
When we prayed together, the whole place seemed filled with God.
He remembers how Muslims, Jews,and Christians prayed together in the old mosque.
They had often prayed together in this secluded spot hidden by the foliage.
As usual, in our host churches we reflected on the Bible and prayed together.
My whole family prayed together, especially the rosary, which we recited every day.
One day, I met a Brother in Christ from New Jersey who was born in Serbia and we prayed together.
There the two apostles knelt down and prayed together with their brothers who had come to see them off.
According to the Moslem faith,it was there that the founder of Islam met Jesus, and they prayed together.
The disciples gathered around Paul's bleeding body and prayed together, trusting in Christ's power over death.
Paul prayed together with his visitors for the worldwide mission of the church under the leading and power of the Holy Spirit.
The power of the Holy Spirit was present at this meeting as they prayed together and confessed their sins.
A hundred and twenty men prayed together that the Lord might choose one of the candidates for this service of grace and qualify him with power to carry out this service.
This foundation should be set after ward council members have fasted and prayed together about this commitment Alma 6:6.
There the two apostles knelt down and prayed together with their brothers who had come to see them off.
Christians belonging to various communities congregated each day of the week at a church of a different denomination and prayed together.
They brought all the sick to Paul, Luke the physician,and Aristarchus, who prayed together and healed them all in the name of Christ.
And he then speaks of how this Prayer would have been said in that Upper Room of the Pentecost where the Mother of Jesus with other women and the disciples prayed together.
On the way they met other people,shared their problems and joys, prayed together, and in the end began to understand they were not alone in the world.
Alongside some two hundred Byzantine rite pilgrims, led by their Bishop Virgil Bercea, there were many other Orthodox andLutheran faithful who prayed together in front of the tomb of the Apostle of the Gentiles.
They did not care what the people around them might think, but prayed together, and said goodbye to the apostle and his companions, knowing that they would never see him again.
In the very place where Saint Thomas of Canterbury bore witness to Christ by the shedding of his blood, they prayed together for the gift of unity among the followers of Christ.
For centuries monks from all Christian traditions lived and prayed together in this Monastery, listening to the Word, in whom dwells the fullness of the Father's wisdom and love.