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The sorrowful Virgin Mary holds her Son Jesus after his death, pierced to the heart with sorrow, but full of faith. We too can believe and trust, with God's help, even when we do not fully understand.

The sorrowful Virgin Mary holds her Son Jesus after his death, pierced to the heart with sorrow, but full of faith. We too can believe and trust, with God's help, even when we do not fully understand.

The sorrowful Virgin Mary holds her Son Jesus after his death, pierced to the heart with sorrow, but full of faith. We too can believe and trust, with God's help, even when we do not fully understand.

One day, I saw Jesus's Precious Blood, poured out for us long ago on Calvary and now here, as our spiritual drink.

In every age of history, in each generation, Christ's once-for-all Sacrifice is re-presented on the altars of our Church, for the living and the dead.

In the spiritual life we cannot always see the path ahead, but God is always near

We, too, must wait sometimes, until we see Christ and His Will more clearly.

The more we resemble Christ by patient acceptance of unavoidable suffering, the closer to Him we are, as we hold His wounded hands, and pray with and through Him to our Father in Heaven, to help others.

One who is shaped and tested by suffering can plead with Christ before the Father, to help other souls.

One Day, I saw the offering which Christ makes for the living and departed.

The grace of Christ pours upon others through us, especially through our wounds, when our lives are entirely his.

So long as I confess and accept my wounds, he explained, he will be able to 'shine' through me, to help other souls.

Through Christ and His saints our prayers are channelled to the Faithful Departed

As I kneel in prayer, in all my weakness, like a beggar in rags before Christ: He loves me! He loves me with warmth and affection!

We meet the dear faithful departed in the presence of Jesus, who 'channels' our love to them who live 'in Him'.

Our Guardian Angel prays with us as we adore Christ after receiving Holy Communion

With Christ, our prayer is worthwhile. We do not have to pray with eloquence - but with faith and hope and love.

Christ's prayer and mine are one, in the silence after receiving Holy Communion. My guardian angel stands guard beside me.

With Christ, our prayer is worthwhile. We do not have to pray with eloquence - but with faith and hope and love.

We prepare our hearts, to offer a holy sacrifice to God in prayer, by doing penance for our sins. When we place the tinder of penance on the altar in our hearts, Christ sets it ablaze, as a fragrant offering for Heaven, given in love.