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One who 'empties' herself, for God's sake, of selfish ambitions, can hold up and offer Christ, and the great glory of His Sacrifice, like a trophy, to the Father.

Within a 'surrendered' soul, Christ's own pure, wordless praises and intentions stream to the Father, unimpeded.

In our union with God we are like children leaping across the universe, lovers playing, puppies tumbling

In our union with God we are like children leaping across the universe, lovers playing, puppies tumbling

Held in Christ's embrace, the soul turns towards the Father above, united in the Spirit's love, and welcomed. The whole Trinity is at work in the soul.

Held in Christ's embrace, the soul turns towards the Father above, united in the Spirit's love, and welcomed. The whole Trinity is at work in the soul.

The amazing love of God for the soul is described in the Song of Songs: "His left hand under her head, he embraced her..."

The amazing love of God for the soul is described in the Song of Songs: "His left hand under her head, he embraced her..."

The amazing love of God for the soul is described in the Song of Songs: "His left hand under her head, he embraced her..."

One who truly longs to do God's will - in the least detail - is 'touching' Heaven, as close as if next to a sheet of glass.

In real union with God, a new way of life stretches ahead, like a 'sacred way', or a sunlit valley high above the dark plain.

When the 'vessel' which is the heart wholly opens to God's will, it is purified. His divine life and love and wisdom are poured in.

When we look 'into' God, in prayer, we find the saints; and when we look to the saints, we are thereby 'reaching into' God.

We who stand before the altar have been gathered here by God Himself. We live in His glorious friendship, Christ in our midst.

Christ showed me that in my present suffering I am as if lying in the Father's arms, tenderly carried.

Christ and His Holy Mother are creator and creature, yet Christ, the God-man, "owes" to Mary His human nature, His flesh and blood.

Christ - almost unbearingly dazzling, regal and powerful - now reigns in heaven, true man and true God, our High Priest.

If Christ - with reverence - offers humble praise to the Father, dare anyone on earth offer praise with less reverence?

At every Mass, Christ is made Really Present with us. It's as if our Risen Saviour stands before us, at the altar, His head bowed in reverence for God the Father, to Whom He lifts His arms as He prays for us. Christ offers to Heaven all the prayers that we pray 'through Him, with Him, and in Him'. In the power of the Holy Spirit, this one great sacrificial prayer is both powerful and effective.

Like blades of light, the Holy Angels fill the air before us, They live in perpetual adoration of our Holy God.