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Adjective(1) (2) disposed to pray or appearing to pray(3) holy

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(1) But if children become accustomed to washing one another's feet, a prayerful atmosphere in a family or church school setting would not be foreign to them.(2) Mary is seen as the pious, prayerful one, and an exemplar of contemplative life, whereas Martha is less spiritual but actively engaged in practical aspects of life.(3) My other memory of him was that of a prayerful person.(4) They were, he said, spiritually minded, prayerful and generous.(5) His hands folded reverently, he appeared calm and prayerful , despite the repeated flick of his eyes towards the back of the church.(6) And I'm grateful that he's a prayerful man, yes.(7) But people were also contemplative and prayerful .(8) A quiet prayerful atmosphere always prevails at Crohill Mass Rock, which stands in a small sheltered field on the top of Crohill in the townland of Crobane.(9) The Parish would like to extend best wishes and prayerful thoughts to all students who will sit their Junior and Leaving Certificate Examinations in the coming weeks.(10) The counselor contemplates these counseling agreements in light of God's eternal covenant through prayerful reflection.(11) For many who have tried it, this type of prayerful meditation has brought new insights to the text and even led to a new understanding of Jesus as someone who is present for each of us, here and now.(12) A prayerful woman from her youth, she imagined a life free of family obligations and devoted to the Church.(13) It is a book worth having and giving as a gift to a prayerful friend.(14) The quiet testimony of humble, honest, prayerful believers can be enormously effective.(15) We strive to recognize a unity of prayerful faith in a diversity of cultural expressions.(16) It can change a person from being prayerful and hopeful to one who is despairing.