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Christ welcomes the contrite and willing soul into the heart of the Holy Trinity. "Those who hide in Him shall not be condemned" (Ps 33)

Christ welcomes the contrite and willing soul into the heart of the Holy Trinity. "Those who hide in Him shall not be condemned" (Ps 33)

Christ leaps lovingly into the dread dark depths of our hearts.

Christ leaps lovingly into the dread dark depths of our hearts.

Christ plunges into many hearts, in communion, going where He is called, even accepting indifference.

Christ admires even our feeble love for Him. He causes it to flare up further in our hearts, and to spill out to others.

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

I saw that all who are sheltered in my heart are drenched in the love and grace of Christ, through the soul's union with Him.

Some hearts are so cluttered with vain desires that Christ's praise cannot stream up to the Father from their souls.

Some hearts are so cluttered with vain desires that Christ's praise cannot stream up to the Father from their souls.

I saw that everyone in my heart is swept into the prayer I make with Christ

Christ listens delightedly whenever we bring anything to Him, like a child at a recital, but He listens most joyfully when we open our hearts in complete trust.

By my consent to Him, Christ made my heart and soul His own domain.

Those who help the suffering, whether those who suffer in body, mind or spirit, are 'first in love'. By their loving work they are drawn up close to Christ to be one with Him in a sacrificial union, close to His heart.

Those who help the suffering, whether those who suffer in body, mind or spirit, are 'first in love'. By their loving work they are drawn up close to Christ to be one with Him in a sacrificial union, close to His heart.

Those who help the suffering, whether those who suffer in body, mind or spirit, are 'first in love'. By their loving work they are drawn up close to Christ to be one with Him in a sacrificial union, close to His heart.

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.

I used to say, "I will not think about Him", about God, but "then there seemed to be a fire burning in my heart".

With God's love we can help and pray for those we carry in our hearts

I saw Jesus, Really Present on the altar; and I saw the Host gleaming 'as His heart'.