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Christ does not leave us alone in our sickness and troubles, but comes to us in His sacrament, accompanied by Angels.

The Father allowed His Son to suffer the effects of sin for the sake of our salvation

I saw Christ's wounded back, but was told: "It is love that counts; it was sin did this".

The Father allowed His Son to suffer the effects of sin for the sake of our salvation

In each day of suffering borne for the love of God, the soul becomes a living sacrifice, united to Christ in His offering.

The Holy Spirit pierces the veil at the Holy Mass, and reveals to us the mystery of Christ's sufferings.

The Holy Spirit pierces the veil at the Holy Mass, and reveals to us the mystery of Christ's sufferings.

By accepting unavoidable suffering we allow Christ's grace to pour through us to other souls

Jesus and Mary look on us with tenderness as we follow our own Way of the Cross

By my sufferings, Christ said, borne in union with Him, it was as though I was giving birth to the faith of others.

He showed me a place by His feet, in spirit, where I could curl up - as it were - as He prayed for all who are too weary to speak,

We only find the small door to life when we follow the way of suffering.

Christ, who once suffered, comforts those who bear hardship for His sake.

Those who help the suffering, whether those who suffer in body, mind or spirit, are 'first in love'. By their loving work they are drawn up close to Christ to be one with Him in a sacrificial union, close to His heart.

Those who help the suffering, whether those who suffer in body, mind or spirit, are 'first in love'. By their loving work they are drawn up close to Christ to be one with Him in a sacrificial union, close to His heart.

Those who help the suffering, whether those who suffer in body, mind or spirit, are 'first in love'. By their loving work they are drawn up close to Christ to be one with Him in a sacrificial union, close to His heart.

When it is difficult and costly to change our lives, for Christ's sake, and to remain sober and chaste, unlike our contemporaries, it is as though a fire burns within our hearts; yet this agony is a sacrifice which we can offer to God as a penance for past sins.

Jesus prays in agony to his Heavenly Father in the Garden of Gethesemane

Jesus prays in agony to his Heavenly Father in the Garden of Gethesemane

Christ's Holy Mother witnessed His sufferings; and all his dear body, now wounded, had come from her flesh.