A modern or contemporary prayer tradition described here rather than presented as a single attested text. Most entries are withheld because their wording remains in copyright; the entry records what the tradition is, who composed or compiled its prayers and when, and where a reader can find them, without quoting material the atlas has no right to publish. A smaller number are withheld for a different reason: the tradition itself keeps no single fixed prayer or form, so no one text could stand for it honestly. Either way, withholding the text is a stated constraint rather than a judgement about the tradition.
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