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Our prayers, even in darkness, unite us with Jesus, who prepares us for the Heavenly glory that lies behind the curtain

He showed me how one simple prayer of ours can unite Him to others. He touches them by His grace, and so helps all their loved ones.

He showed me how one simple prayer of ours can unite Him to others. He touches them by His grace, and so helps all their loved ones.

A single prayer in the name of Jesus helps the one we pray for and in turn touches the lives of many others

Christ 'rejoins' His friends, each time that Holy Church calls Him at Mass, through the solemn recital of His own words.

Mary waited peacefully, as I listed all the dear ones in prayer - priests and many others.

He directed all my prayers to the Father, urging me to follow His way to the Heart of God.

Jesus urges us to draw closer to the Father and to direct our prayers to Him

The prayer of Jesus in the Mass is like a tent that shelters and protects us in the desert of daily struggles and temptations

What a bonfire of grace, when we uncover and place before Christ all our faults and weaknesses.

Our reverent prayer and dedication to God unites us with the Angels as they give Him glory

Mary stretched up her hand in prayer to the Father, who grants the least wish of her heart.

The grace of God, like a healing balm, purifies the souls of Purgatory, in response to the prayers of Our Lady

Then he took my soul upwards, on silent wings, into His own 'unknowing' prayer.

Christ's light and radiance are poured unto our hearts, and so upon the departed souls whom Christ 'Encounters' there.

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

Whenever we pray truly in Christ's name, united to Him in love and faith and worship, He Himself truly prays our prayer.

Though we might believe that we are serving God faithfully, we might rarely see any results from our acts of charity or self-giving - as if we were flying over a cloudy landscape with only an occasional glimpse of the fields below. Christ assures us, however, that all who remain faithful will one day see the great crowd of people whom they have helped by their penances, good works and intercessions.

My Guardian Angel, and many others, bowed in reverent prayer at the words: "Glory be to the Father"