Ad Jesum per Mariam29 Heinä 2025

Asking in Jesus’ Name: What It Really Means to Pray

Asking in Jesus’ Name: What It Really Means to Pray This Homily centers on the meaning and importance of prayer, . . . . . . particularly as shown through the readings of the day. The Homily acknowledges the frustration many Christians feel when prayers seem unanswered and addresses why persistent, faithful prayer is essential. Drawing on the example of Abraham interceding for Sodom, the Homily emphasizes that prayer requires trust, like Abraham’s friendship with God. It is a relationship, not a transaction. Jesus teaches us to pray by calling God “Father,” which implies intimacy and trust. Just as manna could only be gathered daily in the wilderness, so too must prayer be a daily act of dependence. The Homily explains three key attitudes in prayer: 1. Trust/Faith – We believe God hears and answers in the best way. 2. Persistence – Like Abraham, we must not give up. 3. Reciprocity – We must be willing to give what we ask for (e.g., forgiveness, food, mercy). Ultimately, prayer in Jesus’ name must reflect His love and justice. It cannot be selfish or vengeful. The message concludes by encouraging believers to grow in their personal relationship with God, as true prayer is rooted in that bond. How? Listen to this Meditation Media. Listen to Asking in Jesus’ Name: What It Really Means to Pray ------------------------------------------------------------ The Virgin in Prayer: Painter: Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato: 1645 ------------------------------------------------------------ Gospel Reading Luke 11: 1-13 First Reading Genesis 18: 20-32 Second Reading Colossians 2: 12-14

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