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Christ, by His Passion, death, Resurrection and Ascension, made a way into Heaven - a way in which we can follow.

The angels rejoice at Jesus's Ascension as He returns to the Father in Glory

Our Blessed Lady was joyful when they parted at the Ascension, since Christ left to take His place in Heaven, at last, to a great swell of joy.

Christ entered Heaven robed in white, and we follow the way.

Christ comes out from the heart of the Father, out to reach us who are so far from God. He draws us into the Divine Embrace.

Christ comes from the heart of the Father and draws us back into the Divine embrace

At the Mass we are present to every mystery of Christ's life

At the Mass we are present to every mystery of Christ's life

At the Ascension Christ, our brother, returned to the Father in triumph and opened a pathway to Heaven for us

At the Ascension Christ, our brother, returned to the Father in triumph and opened a pathway to Heaven for us

At the Ascension Christ, our brother, returned to the Father in triumph and opened a pathway to Heaven for us

Through His Ascension Christ provides a powerful link between human beings and God because He is both true God and true man.

Through His Ascension Christ provides a powerful link between human beings and God because He is both true God and true man.

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

When we hear from the pulpit distorted versions of the Faith, when a member of the Clergy explains away the supernatural and casts doubt on such events as the Transfiguration of Christ, or His bodily Resurrection and Ascension, or His Mother Mary's Assumption into Heaven, we must nevertheless hold fast to the faith we know to be true.

By His Passion, Death, Resurrection and Ascension, Christ made a Way to Heaven. It's as if His head is in Heaven, as He speaks to the Father from our midst at every Mass, as a great mass of needy people encircles the altar on earth.

Just before Christ ascended in triumph to Heaven, after His Resurrection, He sent out His disciples, so that they would tell the world the truth about Christ. He asked them to say: "He who believes and is baptised will be saved, but he who refuses to believe is condemned", which means, condemns himself through refusing the Eternal Life which is given with Baptism. To say 'no' to God, and His Son, brings terrible consequences, through one's own fault.

Christ invited us to set aside our distractions at Mass, and to rejoice that He is now amongst us in glory, now that His painful Work on earth had been completed, with His Resurrection and Ascension into Heaven. He wants His triumph to give us hope in our struggles against sin and hopelessness. With His power, we can persevere.

Since Christ ascended to Heaven, having asked His disciples to hand on His message, the Clergy have taught the truth all over the world, instructing people, handing on the Deposit of faith; so it is a disastrous aberration, when an individual priest choses to hand on a distorted Faith, or waters it down, or omits what is important to make it more palatable to sinners who want to continue in their sins. Language changes, but not truth. There is no room for 'creativity' in dogma, or in Liturgy.

The Divine Son of God crossed the vast gulf between Heaven and earth, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to take flesh, and be born of the Blessed Virgin Mary. After His Death and Resurrection He again crossed that gulf at His Ascension into Heaven, having promised that He would bring His faithful followers to Heaven, likewise; so the Spirit carries towards Heaven, all who die in a state of grace - though some pause for a while, in Purgatory, on their way to glory.