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The Great Flame of prayer.

The prayer of the Church, offered through Jesus, and with Mary, is like an umbilical cord that ascends to the Father and joins us to heaven.

The prayer of the Church, offered through Jesus, and with Mary, is like an umbilical cord that ascends to the Father and joins us to heaven.

The prayer of the Church, offered through Jesus, and with Mary, is like an umbilical cord that joins us to heaven

Our one prayer-in-Christ ascends as far as Heaven; it is like an umbilical cord of Heavenly life and grace.

It is only by the power and will of Christ that we can escape distractions, to pierce Heaven in effortless prayers.

"By His Holy and Glorious Wounds". At the Easter Vigil Mass, I offered the one truly perfect prayer: Christ's own prayer, at the altar.

I saw the soul 'expanding', the heart lifted high, above local and personal concerns, to embrace, also, a great number of other persons.

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

Here, during Mass, Christ is Really Present with us, on Earth, praying to the Father, with us gathered around Him.

Once, sitting in prayer, making requests for myself and others, I was resting half into Heaven, it seemed, in utter peace.

Our fervent prayers are like the vigorous polishing of a dirty window-pane: the daylight which is Christ's ever-pouring love is let in!

Through fervent prayer we allow the light of Christ to shine into our lives

How marvellously does the prayer of our Blessed Lady send down a shining stream of grace, as a soothing balm, upon a waiting soul in Purgatory.

When we ask Our Lady to pray for the souls of Purgatory, she does so, and God's purifying grace is poured upon them like a soothing balm

Once, a departed soul was clinging to the top of a fiery pit; only the prayers of devout persons (like spears flung beneath him) saved him from falling into Hell.

I saw Christ standing on the brink of Heaven, His arms outstretched in prayer: whatever I ask of the Father, Jesus in Heaven asks it for me.

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

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

In answer to prayer, an angel swoops to the soul of a faithful friend of Jesus, and lifts Him, swiftly, to greet Jesus in Heaven.