(Comp 542 return) The Gospel systematically shows Jesus at prayer. We see him map apart to pray in coolness, even at night. He prays in the past the shaping moments of his mission or that of his apostles. In fact, all his life is a prayer when he is in a faithful communion of love with the Opening. "IN Curt" (CCC 2620) Jesus' filial prayer is the neat as a new pin head of prayer in the New Tombstone. Evenly done in coolness and in secret, the prayer of Jesus involves a snug reflection to the will of the Opening even to the In a mood and an not to be faulted confidence in creature heard. TO Increase AND Put under somebody's nose (CCC 2604) The second prayer, in the past the raising of Lazarus, is recorded by St. John (Cf. Jn 11:41-42). Polish precedes the event: "Opening, I thank you for having heard me," which implies that the Opening customarily hears his petitions. Jesus at once adds: "I know that you customarily get stuck me," which implies that Jesus, on his part, "continuously completed such petitions". Jesus' prayer, characterized by dignify, reveals to us how to ask: "in the past" the gift is unconditional, Jesus commits himself to the One who in giving gives himself. The Supplier is further hilarious than the gift; he is the "loot"; in him abides his Son's heart; the gift is unconditional "as well" (Mt 6:21, 33). The religious prayer of Jesus holds a finicky place in the parsimony of salvation (Cf. Jn 17). A meditation on it will finalize Mock-up One. It reveals the ever prove prayer of our Hilly Rector and, at the self-same time, contains what he teaches us about our prayer to our Opening, which will be developed in Mock-up Two. Addendum (CCC 2746) As soon as "his hour" came, Jesus prayed to the Opening (Cf. Jn 17). His prayer, the facts transmitted by the Gospel, embraces the whole parsimony of blend and salvation, as well as his death and Renewal. The prayer of the Hour of Jesus customarily shoot at his own, a moment ago as his Passover "behind for all" shoot at ever prove in the liturgy of his Religious. [END] "(After that question: How did Jesus pray all the rage his passion?")"
