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By surrendering to God in prayer, we immerse ourselves in the life and love of the three Divine Persons

By surrendering to God in prayer, by 'falling' into Him, we immerse ourselves in the life and love of the three Divine Persons

By surrendering to God in prayer, we immerse ourselves in the life and love of the three Divine Persons

We serve Christ through all our daily duties, especially through love of neighbour and times of prayer and worship.

Jesus said: Whoever welcomes a little child, welcomes Me. And He warned of the punishments due to those who harm the 'little ones'.

I saw a window into time, and our dear Lord hanging helpless on the cross. Christ is Present, in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, as Mary looks on.

The graces given to us by Christ are like a river which, in full flood, will carry us on to the source.

What a marvel it is that the Word was made flesh, and that we can worship Him with our hearts and minds and bodies.

I saw that Christ holds me throughout my travels, as we move onwards to the Father, as if journeying through twisted tunnels.

I saw what holy and glorious sanctuaries we are, lit by His grace, through our Holy Communions.

We can keep Christ at a distance by our pretences, or by the disguises we put on in prayer.

We can keep Christ at a distance by our pretences, or by the disguises we put on in prayer.

Even in our sickness Christ loves us and calls us to trust him and offer up our sufferings in union with Him

When we pray in the name of Christ our prayer can enfold the whole world

Christ Himself, in His humility, stoops to help us, again and again; correcting our mistakes - our 'rubbish'.

When we pray in the name of Christ our prayer can enfold the whole world

The more firmly we hold on to Christ, the more surely we can help others through our efforts, in intercession and action.

We must not linger by a pool of consolation in prayer, but must press on to the source of all our joys: God Himself.

One Palm Sunday I saw within my soul Our Lord's terrible cry from the cross. We who are weak can be certain that He has shared our weakness, though not our sinfulness.

Christ showed me the journey we had made together, and - in the distance - the battles I had fought for Him.