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In the spiritual life, a staircase lies ahead, very steep, yet with resting places. At the top stands God's throne. The way is clear.

Though Divine, Christ is truly man, and delights in comforting us, His relations, responding immediately to our sincere prayers.

Our God is like a blazing fire. Into that life and light we hope to enter. Christ leads us to that perfection.

The soul which contains Christ, sacramentally, after Holy Communion, is like a living monstrance where other people can find Christ.

Christ looks with contentment on the life of one who is reconciled, who is like an unblemished fruit.

Christ is the only way to Heaven, a way made through His Death, Resurrection and Ascension

Christ offers from our sanctuary the same Sacrifice as that which He offered from the cross: a complete self-offering to the Father.

Saint Francis bowed to the ground, adoring Christ, saying: "Oh! When I think of what Jesus has done for me!"

I was shown an image and a name for this work. A chalice appeared with a Sacred Host above it, surmounted with the words which best describe Christ's glory, and His work - Radiant Light.

Just as a factory worker speaks well for his fellow-workers, so Christ who is true man intercedes effectively for us, His relations.

Just as a factory worker speaks well for his fellow-workers, so Christ who is true man intercedes effectively for us, His relations.

We who celebrate the joy of all the saints, by our rosary prayers, are not far away from our friends in Heaven.

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

The Holy Spirit can help us in our weakness. Our sincere prayer calls down, it seems, a blazing torch to lighten our way.

When we confess our faults, with acts of faith in Christ's love, we enable Him to draw us towards a secure place, beside Him.

Friends and relations who live, work and pray united in Christ, are pushing back the darkness, to enlighten others.

At the merest scrap of true contrition in prayer, it is as though we touch God, who pours down His forgiveness like rain.