Latin Translation Needed on Endnote on Ancestor Burial Entry

[Bookbox]

we decided it looked like ‘praces te ad hinbria’ though, apart from ‘ad’, none of these are latin words and I can’t think of any common baptismal phrase which comes close.

Perhaps ... et precibus adhibitis (= and with prayers offered up).

ADDED
A similar phrase cropped up recently on another thread ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=765173.9

[River Tyne Lass]

Thank you so much Christine for checking this at the archives for me.  At least it is not just me who has been unable to make out all the writing on the entry.  I really appreciate your efforts anyway in trying to find out what this says.  This has been extremely kind of you.  

Also, thank you too Bookbox for taking the time out to respond with your information.   It does sound very likely, that the entry might end with some like .. 'and with prayers offered up'.

I have certainly gained an education on Roman Catholic practices through all the responses to my original post.  So a big thank you to everyone who has contributed in helping me with this.

[c-side]

That's a good call on precibus adhibitis though when I visualise the writing I saw yesterday I am having difficulty in making it quite fit.  However I'm fairly certain that however he wrote it that is what he meant 

Christine