By the Incarnation of the Word, an unspeakable calling of our Lord Jesus Christ's Spirit to God has become a part of every prayer of the redeemed within the depths of our being. Thus, all prayers of the redeemed are incorporated into the fullness of the Word that has been received by our body and our blood to be retained forever. It reaches into the unspeakable, boundless mystery of God's Being.
It is our incomprehensible chance, from which there is no escape. It points to the mysterious essence of our words to God.
All this applies not only to high mystical ecstasy or subtle theological contemplation, but to every simplest prayer, and it even pertains to those moments when one stands in silence with a question on their lips before the darkness of God's mystery.
(P. Benedikt Holota OFM /* 1922/, notes from the years 1964–75; here according to Karl Rahner)