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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.

Christ stands amongst us at the Mass and prays for sinners by offering His once-for-all Sacrifice. When love and obedience unite us to Christ, we pray in His name to the Father, guided by His light.

Christ stands amongst us at the Mass and prays for sinners by offering His once-for-all Sacrifice. When love and obedience unite us to Christ, we pray in His name to the Father, guided by His light.

Christ stands amongst us at the Mass and prays for sinners by offering His once-for-all Sacrifice. When love and obedience unite us to Christ, we pray in His name to the Father, guided by His light.

Through the gift of contemplation a soul can glimpse the awesome fire of love which is the Holy Trinity

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.

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

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.

Christ taught me to open the "door" of the soul, in prayer, and to let His light shine within.

Even in a pit of darkness or despair, we can call out to our loving God, certain that He will hear us

I remember being led to a 'precipice' within the soul, and being invited by God to launch into nothingness in prayer, into His life, unsupported by concepts, images or words

I remember being led to a 'precipice' within the soul, and being invited by God to launch into nothingness in prayer, into His life, unsupported by concepts, images or words

Jesus heals the deaf man, as He raises His eyes to Heaven, in prayer.

Jesus says to the money changers in the Temple: Is it not written, "My house shall be called a house of prayer for all the nations?"

Jesus says to the money changers in the Temple: Is it not written, "My house shall be called a house of prayer for all the nations?"