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prayer
Pray as you go
A downloadable resource for your MP3 player from the Jesuits!
They say: A new prayer session is produced every day. It is not a 'Thought for the
Day', a sermon or a bible-
become more aware of God's presence in your life
listen to and reflect on God's word
grow in your relationship with God.
Sacred Space
One catholic resource is Sacred Space, run by the Irish Jesuits. If you are not
catholic, don't be put off by the invitation to 'pray with the Pope' 
on the front
page. The site is very well put together, and kind of restful. It's well worth
a look. They say 'We invite you to make a 'Sacred Space' in your day, and spend
ten minutes, praying here and now, as you sit at your computer, with the help of
on-
rejesus
This site is all about, oh you've guessed it already...and has a very good daily prayer section, which you can go to by clicking here. They say: The rejesus daily prayer has been written for anyone to use who has no experience whatsoever with prayer, regular or otherwise. From it you can get ideas about different aspects of prayer and it could give you a taste of where a prayer life could lead
Anglican Daily Services of Prayer
'Learn to pray' click here
Morning Prayer (Common Worship)
Evening Prayer (Common Worship)
Oremus
They say: "OREMUS is dedicated to being a comprehensive place of prayer on the Internet. The site includes resources for daily prayer and other worship, including a comprehensive compilation of hymns and liturgical texts. The Oremus Bible Browser includes three different versions of the Psalter used in Anglican worship and the New Revised Standard (US and British English) and the Authorized (King James) Versions of the Bible. A search engine for the entire website is now available as are links to other forms of Anglican daily prayer."
Click here to find out more.
Church of Scotland: PRAY NOW online
they say: prayer for the day, a quote from scripture, bible reading suggestions, and a blessing. click here to have a look
Northumbria Community: Celtic Daily Prayer
They say Celtic Daily Prayer is right at the heart of the Community. And at the core of Celtic Daily Prayer is the Daily Office (Morning, Midday and Evening Prayer) used not only by those who would consider themselves part of our Community, but also by many others around the world who have found it a very helpful regular or occasional daily companion.
click here and click link to 'celtic daily prayer to have a look
Some excellent resources here -