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- LESSON TWENTY-EIGHTH: On Prayer
- Q.1098. Is there any other means of obtaining God's grace than the Sacraments?
- Q.1099. What is prayer?
- Q.1100. How many kinds of prayer are there?
- Q.1101. Why is mental prayer most useful to us?
- Q.1102. How can we make a meditation?
- Q.1103. Where may we find subjects or points for meditation?
- Q.1104. Is prayer necessary to salvation?
- Q.1105. At what particular times should we pray?
- Q.1106. How should we pray?
- Q.1107. What should our attention at prayer be?
- Q.1108. What should be the position of the body when we pray?
- Q.1109. What should we do that we may pray well?
- Q.1110. Why does God not always grant our prayers?
- Q.1111. What assurance have we that God always hears and rewards our prayers, though He may not grant what we ask?
- Q.1112. Which are the prayers most recommended to us?
- Q.1113. Are prayers said with distractions of any avail?
- Q.1114. Why are prayers said with willful distraction of no avail?
- Q.1115. Do, then, the distractions which we often have at prayer deprive our prayers of all merit?
- Q.1116. What, then, is a distraction?
- Q.1117. What are the fruits of prayer?
- Q.1118. Why should we pray when God knows our needs?
- Q.1119. What little prayers may we say even at work?
- Q.1120. Did Our Lord Himself pray, and why?
- Q.1121. Why does the Church conclude most of its prayers with the words "through Jesus Christ Our Lord"?
- Q.1122. Was any special promise made in favor of the united prayers of two or more persons?
- Q.1123. What is the most suitable place for prayer?
- Q.1124. For what should we pray?