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By little acts of faith, love and sacrifice, a space is prepared within the soul for a renewed out-pouring of grace.

In each day of suffering borne for the love of God, the soul becomes a living sacrifice, united to Christ in His offering.

At Mass, even amidst shouts and noise and irreverence, nothing can detract from the majesty and dignity of the tremendous Sacrifice of Christ, offered to the Father, in the Holy Spirit.

"This is what love means". Christ explained that to love, truly, is to give oneself for another, even to crucifying the heart.

I saw how Christ's life and sacrifice pierce Heaven itself, opening a way where we can follow, to share His glory.

I saw how Christ's life and sacrifice pierce Heaven itself, opening a way where we can follow, to share His glory.

Angels and Archangels are present at Christ's sacrifice - in little rooms as much as in great cathedrals.

Christ's prayer of sacrifice is perfect. It belongs to us, and it includes all our needs.

The Holy Ones who adore Christ in His Holy Sacrifice, venerate Him in His Sacrament, as He is carried to the sick.

Christ stood in the sanctuary, His eyes lifted up to Heaven, flames of sacrifice near His garments.

As we look at Christ on the Cross we see that the true meaning of love is self-giving and sacrifice

As we look at Christ on the Cross we see that the true meaning of love is self-giving and sacrifice

At each Mass, Christ's Precious Blood is poured out from the Cross, for our salvation from sin.

Christ's Sacrifice on Calvary was anticipated at the Last Supper and is re-presented at every Mass

I saw that the vast out-pouring of God's grace was made possible by the bloody offering of the broken body on Calvary.

I saw that the vast out-pouring of God's grace was made possible by the bloody offering of the broken body on Calvary.

I saw that the vast out-pouring of God's grace was made possible by the bloody offering of the broken body on Calvary.

When it is difficult and costly to change our lives, for Christ's sake, and to remain sober and chaste, unlike our contemporaries, it is as though a fire burns within our hearts; yet this agony is a sacrifice which we can offer to God as a penance for past sins.

Christ showed me His once-for-all Sacrifice, when He was nailed to a Cross and died, because of sin. Then He asked: "What more could I do for you?" His words were evidence of His love.

Christ showed me His once-for-all Sacrifice, when He was nailed to a Cross and died, because of sin. Then He asked: "What more could I do for you?" His words were evidence of His love.