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“Prayer,” says St. Jerome, “is a groan.” Ah! our groans are prayers as well. The very cry of distress is an involuntary appeal to that invisible Power whose aid the soul invokes.

— Sophie Swetchine Attributed Forty Thousand Quotations (1917)

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