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Just as Christ bore suffering as punishment for others, so it is with us, who can help other souls by our patient acceptance of suffering.

Just as Christ bore suffering as punishment for others, so it is with us, who can help other souls by our patient acceptance of suffering.

We who stand before the altar have been gathered here by God Himself. We live in His glorious friendship, Christ in our midst.

Christ - almost unbearingly dazzling, regal and powerful - now reigns in heaven, true man and true God, our High Priest.

We do well to greet the Holy Angels who, on guard, praying, fill the Holy place which is our sanctuary.

We do well to greet the Holy Angels who, on guard, praying, fill the Holy place which is our sanctuary.

At every Mass, Christ is made Really Present with us. It's as if our Risen Saviour stands before us, at the altar, His head bowed in reverence for God the Father, to Whom He lifts His arms as He prays for us. Christ offers to Heaven all the prayers that we pray 'through Him, with Him, and in Him'. In the power of the Holy Spirit, this one great sacrificial prayer is both powerful and effective.

Like blades of light, the Holy Angels fill the air before us, They live in perpetual adoration of our Holy God.

The glorious saints of Heaven are very close to us. They take part in our Eucharistic celebration.

Christ is the doorway through which we can touch God, and repentance is the 'doorway' which opens our own soul.

As we offer our sins to God, in repentance, He accepts them as a gift, as when a mother accepts a pebble from a child as a jewel.

As we offer our sins to God, in repentance, He accepts them as a gift, as when a mother accepts a pebble from a child as a jewel.

Whatever our sins or failures, we can turn to Christ and entrust our lives to Him, and He will plead to the Father for us

It is essential that we put Christ at the centre of our lives. If we do not pray, do not listen to the Church, and do not obey God's laws as taught by the Church, we shall not be prepared for Heaven when the time comes to die.

As if bending from a plinth, Our Lady reached out and stroked my head. She delights in those who speak joyfully of her to others.

We ourselves, by God's grace, can pull down the barriers that separate us from Christ. By trust and contrition, we can come closer to Him Who is with us as every Mass in all His Risen glory.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.