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When we meet Christ in the Blessed Sacrament we are confident that His prayer for us reaches Heaven

At Mass we pray with Christ who reaches out to the Father in the burning love of the Holy Spirit

The sorrowful Virgin Mary holds her Son Jesus after his death, pierced to the heart with sorrow, but full of faith. We too can believe and trust, with God's help, even when we do not fully understand.

By surrendering to God in prayer, by 'falling' into Him, we immerse ourselves in the life and love of the three Divine Persons

Even in a pit of darkness or despair, we can call out to our loving God, certain that He will hear us

However small, isolated, or persecuted our community may be, Christ is amongst us at Mass, as if in a chasm

At every Mass we reach up and meet the Father through the Sacrifice of Christ our Head, bound together with each other and with Him

The wall of sin, which separates us from God, is scaled only by Christ, Who stands with His mother. He alone can help us to reach the Glory of Heaven

Satan can use our careless or selfish thoughts to pull us down into sin and darkness, as when an enemy catches hold of someone's flapping garments.

From all eternity the Son of God, who was born of Mary, springs forth from the white-hot love of the Father's heart, in the power of the Holy Spirit.

A prayer for someone far from God can help them be drawn out of the abyss of sin, by God's grace, if they are willing to respond

God is like the most faithful and tender lover, who moves His beloved above all by His sweetness and gentle care

The whole of the Catholic faith is contained in the Missal and celebrated in the Liturgy

Jesus himself speaks to us through the Holy Scriptures, especially when the Gospel is proclaimed at Mass

Personal prayer, in our 'secret room', is never made alone; through Christ we are present with the whole company of Heaven

Like Elijah we are called to seek the presence of God, and be awestruck before His power and majesty and beauty

People have many ideas about God, but only Jesus - like a window onto Heaven - gives us direct access to God the Father

In Westminster Cathedral, and in every Catholic church, the Sacrifice of Calvary is re-presented for our salvation at the Mass

Through prayer, penance, and by offering up our sufferings in union with Christ, we bring powerful help to those trapped in sin

At every Mass, Christ intercedes for us to the invisible Father, as all the Saints look on from above in wonder and gratitude