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By freely putting down our burdens in Christ's Presence, it is as though we build a stairway to Him, and move closer.

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

The tabernacle is like a hall-way to Heaven where we can meet Christ and his saints and prepare for Heaven at the end of life

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

Christ and His Holy Mother are very close to us all, during our Novena and Benediction - to console us, and to hear our prayers.

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 Heavenly friends whose lives we acknowledge in the creed, are gathered about us. We are one family.

When Christ was present in the Blessed Sacrament, the sanctuary and my soul were ablaze with divine fire and glory.

Christ sees our behaviour in church - some bad behaviour due to ignorance, some due to carelessness or lack of love for Him. He does not take offense. He loves us all dearly. Yet when He sees how some people treat His house of prayer, and His Presence, it's as if He is on the Cross, being struck by His enemies.

From the tabernacle, Christ looks on in sadness, as He sees His holy 'house of prayer' treated as a market-place.

From the tabernacle, Christ looks on in sadness, as He sees His holy 'house of prayer' treated as a market-place.

After reflecting on my day I can 'strain' out faults and failings, by contrition, as I once 'sieved out' stones from a flowerbed.

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.

We Heard that "The Lord Raises the Poor to set them in the company of princes". Then Christ, prince of Heaven, was amongst us.

The sight of Christ's radiant and glorious Presence was the Father's special gift, for work and witness.

It was as though the floor of Heaven itself was extended over the altar, so that Christ was Present both in Heaven and on the Altar.