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Jesus, at the heart of the Godhead, is made happy by our veneration and by our praise of the Father in the Spirit's power. He awaits us.

Jesus stands at the heart of the Godhead, rejoices in our praise of the Father, and longs for us to join Him in Heaven.

Jesus stands at the heart of the Godhead, rejoices in our praise of the Father, and longs for us to join Him in Heaven.

Our earthly sufferings, Christ explained, are like 'whole body splints' by which we can be moulded into new persons: through Divine Love.

The Most Holy Spirit - as if with wings outstretched - was poised above Christ's head, accepting His offering in the love of the Father.

Through baptism Divine Life is poured into a child's heart and spreads out to others

Through baptism Divine Life is poured into a child's heart and spreads out to others

By Baptism, the soul becomes a furnace of Divine Love, as the Indwelling Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - shines out Glory from that soul upon others. It's as if the entire person is irradiated with light, all sin banished. This is a 'child of God', whatever age this person is; adopted by God and ready for Heaven.

Through baptism Divine Life is poured into a child's heart and spreads out to others

The Church's rules and recommendations are like the twigs which support a nest where a chick can be fed in security, freedom and joy, as by God.

How many Angels! A great number were clustered within the Church to celebrate Our Lady's Feast, no matter how few the faithful.

A departed soul (a good person) emerged from a thin cocoon of self-love, and was all the while speeding towards Heaven's glory.

In Purgatory we can emerge from self-love and speed towards the glory of Heaven

Christ showed me a road leading towards Him, and explained how - by my own will - I become distracted from the important goal.

In Christ's Person is found every facet of love and loveliness. He and His mother are our 'patterns' - models of goodness for all.

How the Angels, thousands of them, shuddered in horror as the very Son of God died on Calvary, in His surrender and infinite praise of the Father.

When Christ died for us, to take away our sins, the angels hid their faces in horror

Just as a hand dipped into warm water scarcely feels the change, a soul full of divine life receives Christ in peaceful, perpetual glory.

How happy is Christ on being greeted with solemn and heartfelt veneration: befitting His Divinity.

Beyond worshippers and Angels, there was a parting of the veil; thousands of Holy Souls were praising the Father, through Christ.