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The Christ-Child offered Himself to the Father at Midnight Mass at Christmas, lovingly offering His life for the Father's glory.

Christ came into the world, offering His entire life to His Father, from infancy to death. In the Mass, that same Christ-child, at Christmas, offered Himself and His life to the Father, for the Father's glory. Christ gave glory to God at every moment of His earthly existence, and still offers praise to Him from our midst today.

Christ really comes to our altar to join us; He comes here, eager to join us, 'on fire' with love, in invisible glory.

All good fruits derive their goodness from the 'vine' which is Christ. The greatest nourishment comes from nearness to Him.

Our Catholic churches are sacred spaces where Christ's divine fire is offered to the Father at Mass

From within our midst, at Holy Mass, Christ is united with His Father in Heaven, and also greets His Saints in Heaven.

Christ, Risen and Glorious, is Really Present in the Blessed Sacrament. Robed as a priest, He prays to the Father of our behalf.

After the 'doorway' of our death, Christ invites the one who loves Him to step out, and cross the abyss, confident of being carried.

The 'circle' of prayer into which we are drawn is like this: the invisible Father sends His Spirit to urge us to pray. Through the Holy Spirit, we praise Christ, Present here, and, with Him, offer His praise to the Father!

The Spirit inspires us to praise Christ and offer His praise to the Father in an unceasing 'circle' of prayer

Christ, Really Man, before you, is risen and alive. Contemplate the same Christ, Divine Son, majestic.

Whenever we pray to the Father, in the name of Christ (united to Christ's intentions) it is as though Heaven is laid open to receive us and our prayer.

Every good prayer, every act of faith in God and His goodness, is like a cry from a 'soldier': 'Our hero - Christ - is worth dying for!'

Christ and His Holy Mother are alive, in Heaven now, glorious. To be thus glorified is to be majestic, and perfect in every way.

In the heart of one who truly loves God, little weaknesses are like a 'muddy area' through which new shoots of grace emerge.

What a great waterfall of grace is poured upon us by the Father, when we pray in Christ's name. And "nakedness" before God brings greater cleanliness and refreshment.

The Father pours a waterfall of grace upon us when we pray in Christ's name

One who goes to pray before Christ in the Blessed Sacrament places herself amongst the Angels who stand in silent adoration.

Faithful priests who enter Heaven receive a tremendous greeting and are honoured as 'other Christs' after their work on earth

Faithful priests who enter Heaven receive a tremendous greeting and are honoured as 'other Christs' after their work on earth