2746 When “his hour” came, Jesus prayed to the Father. His prayer, the longest transmitted by the Gospel, embraces the whole economy of creation and salvation, as well as his death and Resurrection. the prayer of the Hour of Jesus always remains his own, just as his Passover “once for all” remains ever present in the liturgy of his Church.
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What do they refer to as. The whole “economy” of creation and salvation… What does the word economy mean there? Thanks
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I was wondering the same thing.