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Within a 'surrendered' soul, Christ's own pure, wordless praises and intentions stream to the Father, unimpeded.

If Christ - with reverence - offers humble praise to the Father, dare anyone on earth offer praise with less reverence?

Christ's Real Presence on the altar is so glorious, it is as though a fire of praise and glory soars upward to the Father.

The glory of Christ's Real Presence is like a flame of praise which soars up to the Father

It is by confidence in Christ, with contrition, that our hearts are purified; and the flame of praise then burns before the Father.

If we surrender ourselves to God's will in prayer and in our daily lives, the Holy Spirit will transform us and make us holy

When we pray with Christ a great flame of praise and intercession rises to the Father

When I praised God for the beauty of the trees at the entrance to the village, and for the evening sky, I heard Him say: 'This is my gift to you.' He added: all true beauty has its source in Him. All good things we enjoy in accordance with His Will are part of His Providential plan for our delight.

The whole Church is gathered around the central place of Sacrifice: the Church of heaven, earth and Purgatory

The Divine Praises: At the Holy Hour, as we said: "Blessed be God in His Angels and in His Saints" - they were with us, in their thousands.

The Divine Praises: At the Holy Hour, as we said: "Blessed be God in His Angels and in His Saints" - they were with us, in their thousands.

The 'Communion of Saints' which we proclaim in the creed, is a reality. The saints are here with us, as we praise God. God and the saints delight in our prayers.

Wherever there are souls who are 'lit' by Christ's life and aflame with praise, it is as if God sees lights shining like diamonds across the earth.

Wherever there are souls who are 'lit' by Christ's life and aflame with praise, it is as if God sees lights shining like diamonds across the earth.

Whoever praises God with sincerity, conviction and gladness soars high in prayer, confident of being 'held'.

An act of contrition is like a straw thrown onto the fire of Christ's praise which arises from my heart to the Father. It gives Him glory.

Our Lady and Saint Joseph were glad to be with us as two holy helpers, and to hear 'the Divine Praises' we prayed in Christ's Presence.

The Truth About Sanctity: A man might foolishly try to impress a woman by his physical strength; similarly, a foolish Christian might try to 'impress' God by exhausting work and loud praises, instead of sincere love.

The Whole Church is Gathered: At the 'Holy, Holy, Holy Lord', I saw some of the thousands of saints of Heaven, who praise God without us, as they stand in wonder before His infinite majesty.

In private prayer we can arise in spirit to be united with the Communion of Saints in Heaven in praise of the Father, through Christ; and we can draw down grace, through Christ, upon a needy person.