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Jesus came to my soul with His Holy Mother at Holy Communion, unseen, and my angel joined in the praise of the Father.

In His tenderness, He lifted my soul with Angels, in the praise of the Holy Trinity.

Through the Holy Spirit we are united at Mass with the saints and angels in one Sacrifice of Praise

I saw rank upon rank of beings praising God in glory, and we were all encircled by the Spirit of love.

All the saints and angels join in the praise that Christ offers to the Father at Mass

Prayer is like a glimpse of eternity, seen from the battlements of our earthly dwelling, as we pause and turn to God. The Saints are very close to us, in their glory.

Martha complained that she had all the work to do, whilst Mary sat at Jesus' feet, listening to Him. Jesus praised Mary's role, and invited Martha to be less harassed about things she chose to do.

All Heaven, with our Blessed Lady, honours God our Father.

As we praise the Father in and through Christ, in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, we join the whole of Heaven in Joyful Worship.

By our little acts of faith and trust, we unblock the mouth of a furnace of divine praise within our souls.

The praise offered to the Father through Christ, in the Holy Mass, is as glorious as the praise offered eternally in Heaven

I sat at the side of my soul - as it were - offering Christ's own glory to the Father, in praise and adoration.

In our prayers we can offer Christ's own glory to the Father in praise and adoration

I saw Christ, after the Consecration. He stood before the altar, hands upraised, praying His priestly prayers (ours, too) to the Father above.

With what joy does Christ (at the Altar) praise His Mother, in admiration of Her person and her whole life's work.

Jesus, at the heart of the Godhead, is made happy by our veneration and by our praise of the Father in the Spirit's power. He awaits us.

Jesus stands at the heart of the Godhead, rejoices in our praise of the Father, and longs for us to join Him in Heaven.

Jesus stands at the heart of the Godhead, rejoices in our praise of the Father, and longs for us to join Him in Heaven.

How the Angels, thousands of them, shuddered in horror as the very Son of God died on Calvary, in His surrender and infinite praise of the Father.

Beyond worshippers and Angels, there was a parting of the veil; thousands of Holy Souls were praising the Father, through Christ.