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Asking Christ about how to love, he appeared to the eyes of my soul. I saw Him nailed to the cross, teaching that it is to this extent that we should love and serve others.

Jesus said: Whoever welcomes a little child, welcomes Me. And He warned of the punishments due to those who harm the 'little ones'.

I remember being young and experiencing a sudden 'teaching', which told me that we are strangers on this earth.

Jesus preached in the Temple, speaking the truth, and angering some people who then plotted to harm Him.

As the priest looks at his congregation, preparing to preach and teach at Mass, he should remember how needy they are. Their souls are as much in need of healing and nourishment as sick bodies are.

Jesus Christ preached in the Temple, and the crowds hung on to His words.

My Priests are Sacred

Teachings-in-Prayer, Volume One: Spiritual Training

Teachings-in-Prayer Volume Two: Spiritual Nourishment

Teachings-in-Prayer Volume Three: Spiritual Work

Teachings-in-Prayer Volume Four: Spiritual Life

Teachings-in-Prayer Volume Five: Spiritual Peace

We walk in the Sacred Tradition, guided by the Holy Scriptures and the Teaching of the Church

The Church's rules and recommendations are like the twigs which support a nest where a chick can be fed in security, freedom and joy, as by God.

I saw Jesus reaching out to others, teaching me to imitate His greeting of others, His helping, teaching and consoling, in "truth and love".

God, the source of all light and wisdom, nourishes us through words and through teachers; but in Communion, we meet the Divine Son, the whole Person.

It is essential that we put Christ at the centre of our lives. If we do not pray, do not listen to the Church, and do not obey God's laws as taught by the Church, we shall not be prepared for Heaven when the time comes to die.

A wise Catholic knows that all truths 'fit' together, as bricks into a wall. She does not try to fit odd stones into the wall - by writing or sharing dissenting teachings, or by contradicting God's laws.

A wise Catholic knows that all truths 'fit' together, as bricks into a wall. She does not try to fit odd stones into the wall - by writing or sharing dissenting teachings, or by contradicting God's laws.

A wise Catholic knows that all truths 'fit' together, as bricks into a wall. She does not try to fit odd stones into the wall - by writing or sharing dissenting teachings, or by contradicting God's laws.