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To offer Christ's Sacrifice to the Father is like offering a treasure box, which is made more beautiful by the 'diamonds' on it, which are our repented and forgiven sins.

To offer Christ's Sacrifice to the Father is like offering a treasure box, which is made more beautiful by the 'diamonds' on it, which are our repented and forgiven sins.

Christ and His Holy Mother are very close to us all, during our Novena and Benediction - to console us, and to hear our prayers.

Someone who holds firmly to untruth is in danger of the 'poison' escaping and contaminating every other thought - as when a leaking jar ruins a store-cupboard.

The whole Church is gathered around the central place of Sacrifice: the Church of heaven, earth and Purgatory

By patient endurance - out of love for Christ - we can resemble Him, and also be lifted up and glorified.

We celebrate our 'Forty Martyrs': Yet Christ is the greatest of martyrs. By a word, He could have saved Himself.

Christ is honoured by us not by gifts: but by our consenting to be emptied and purified - like a lamp in which Christ shines.

By avoiding sin within marriage, including the practice of contraception, a husband and wife show their obedience to God and express their love for one another

By avoiding sin within marriage, including the practice of contraception, a husband and wife show their obedience to God and express their love for one another

Where a married couple really love one another, and love God, they want to do His Will. He wants them to be faithful to one another, and to refuse to use sinful means of seeking pleasure or avoiding conception. They can be sure, by their faithfulness to God's Will (even if this means abstinence, pain or heartache) that they offer an unmarred expression of love to their Creator and also to one another.

Where a married couple really love one another, and love God, they want to do His Will. He wants them to be faithful to one another, and to refuse to use sinful means of seeking pleasure or avoiding conception. They can be sure, by their faithfulness to God's Will (even if this means abstinence, pain or heartache) that they offer an unmarred expression of love to their Creator and also to one another.

A wise Catholic knows that all truths 'fit' together, as bricks into a wall. She does not try to fit odd stones into the wall - by writing or sharing dissenting teachings, or by contradicting God's laws.

A wise Catholic knows that all truths 'fit' together, as bricks into a wall. She does not try to fit odd stones into the wall - by writing or sharing dissenting teachings, or by contradicting God's laws.

A wise Catholic knows that all truths 'fit' together, as bricks into a wall. She does not try to fit odd stones into the wall - by writing or sharing dissenting teachings, or by contradicting God's laws.

When I pray: 'Help us poor sinners', Jesus and Mary respond with love and encouragement, as if from the 'edge' of Heaven.

A married couple who really love one another, and really love God, want to do His Will, which is that they remain faithful to one another, and welcome any children who are conceived through their union and through God's gift of life.

We can offer, to the Father, Christ's perfect prayer. Christ is the Word which is powerful enough to cross the abyss.

The Divine Praises: At the Holy Hour, as we said: "Blessed be God in His Angels and in His Saints" - they were with us, in their thousands.

The Divine Praises: At the Holy Hour, as we said: "Blessed be God in His Angels and in His Saints" - they were with us, in their thousands.