Prayers of the People
Prayers of the People proper noun: a liturgical structure for public prayer in worship, moving in a well-defined sequence and covering specific content.
Proper noun
the Prayers of the People
- A liturgical structure for public prayer in worship, moving in a well-defined sequence and covering specific content.
Questions about Prayers of the People
- What does Prayers of the People mean?
- Prayers of the People means a liturgical structure for public prayer in worship, moving in a well-defined sequence and covering specific content.
- What part of speech is Prayers of the People?
- Prayers of the People is a proper noun.
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