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One day, I showed Christ my true secret thoughts. He did not scorn such little woes, but rewarded me for my honesty about that truth.

He climbed into the innermost room of my heart, to sit silently in companionship, holding my hand.

Christ showed me how He was gathering together - for this moment and this task - all the strands of my life.

As we praise the Father in and through Christ, in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, we join the whole of Heaven in Joyful Worship.

A person who bears pains and humiliations in patience, out of love for Christ, is like Him Who was wounded for our sake; and in her union with Christ in love, she and He can make one prayer and one Sacrifice to offer to the Father, in homage, in reparation for sin, and in intercession for sinners today.

Christ in His Passion was mocked and humiliated; His whole body was raw and bleeding after the scourging.

He showed me the appearance of His wounds after His Scourging, and showed how our sacrifices, united with His, can be offered in one prayer to the Father.

At Mass the offering is made by Christ, in light and splendour, amidst His silent and invisible company.

At Mass the offering is made by Christ, in light and splendour, amidst His silent and invisible company.

Our Blessed Lady shepherds forward each one of us, encouraging us to pray with Christ to God our Father.

When we pray to Mary she leads us closer to Christ her son so that we can join his prayer to the Father

Our Blessed Lady shepherds forward each one of us, encouraging us to pray with Christ to God our Father.

Christ was mocked on the Cross and was cruelly exposed, for our sins. Each humiliation we accept, from love, soothes His heart in His Passion!

I was helped and calmed, there in the darkness, by Christ's quiet companionship on this side of the veil.

Christ stood before me, surrounded by angels. He said: "We honour those who honour me".

Christ entered Heaven robed in white, and we follow the way.

The angels adore Christ in the Holy Eucharist

Christ does not over-awe us in Communion, but quietly accepts our heart's homage; he is our true companion.

There are two gates to open in the spiritual life. The soul's first gate is opened by our co-operating with Christ's grace. The second is opened by costly effort, if we are fruitful.

The less we cling to our own desires, the more easily can Christ clothe us in His own virtues and beauty.