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The Blessed Virgin Mary, our Mother, prays for us continually, and helps those we entrust to her care, including the Holy Souls

I saw an avalanche of "pearls", which were as answers to our prayers. They pour out from God's "treasury" upon one who trusts in Him.

Our personal prayers and devotions, such as the Rosary, unite us to Heaven, and delight our Guardian Angel

Christ came into the world, offering His entire life to His Father, from infancy to death. In the Mass, that same Christ-child, at Christmas, offered Himself and His life to the Father, for the Father's glory. Christ gave glory to God at every moment of His earthly existence, and still offers praise to Him from our midst today.

Christ really comes to our altar to join us; He comes here, eager to join us, 'on fire' with love, in invisible glory.

All good fruits derive their goodness from the 'vine' which is Christ. The greatest nourishment comes from nearness to Him.

How glorious is the sacred space of our churches, where Holy Mass is offered. How fervently ought we to prepare for our work of praise.

Our Catholic churches are sacred spaces where Christ's divine fire is offered to the Father at Mass

From within our midst, at Holy Mass, Christ is united with His Father in Heaven, and also greets His Saints in Heaven.

God pours out His graces upon those who ask, trustingly. Many gifts are not given, because persons have not asked for them.

The one who lovingly "stretches out a hand", in prayer for the dying, can rescue someone even from the brink of Hell.

Christ, Risen and Glorious, is Really Present in the Blessed Sacrament. Robed as a priest, He prays to the Father of our behalf.

In the journey through dying and death (as through a bright corridor) the naked soul trusts in the Holy Spirit within.

After the 'doorway' of our death, Christ invites the one who loves Him to step out, and cross the abyss, confident of being carried.

How powerful a prayer is the act of faith made in darkness. The Saints rejoice at such cries of delight to God from our 'dark' world.

Saying our prayers, and believing in them, is due to the Holy Spirit's action and is proof of His presence. We cannot utter a good prayer without Him.

A person's life stretches ahead, like an empty street, ready for God's glorious buildings to arise (if a person does not erect fences, or hold private ambitions).

Many persons travel together towards Heaven. Each earthly or spiritual Mother can usher wounded souls, to the place of rebirth and reconciliation.

Whenever we pray to the Father, in the name of Christ (united to Christ's intentions) it is as though Heaven is laid open to receive us and our prayer.

Every good prayer, every act of faith in God and His goodness, is like a cry from a 'soldier': 'Our hero - Christ - is worth dying for!'