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Through Christ's Sacrifice, we touch the summit of our life in one prayer before Heaven.

When we see God in Heaven we shall see the pure, infinite, perfect beauty from which this natural beauty is drawn

When we see God in Heaven we shall see the pure, infinite, perfect beauty from which this natural beauty is drawn

Christ walks amongst his people, with the pilgrims and the sick ones, a child on His shoulders

Christ draws up towards Heaven - as though wrapped in a fine cloth - those who have eaten the Divine Food at this feast.

Through contrition, repentance, penance, darkness and suffering we are purified and prepared for Heaven

Angels encircled the sanctuary, praying beneath the light of Heaven.

Through our sacrifices, united to Christ's, a channel is made whereby Heaven's light can pour down upon the needy.

God the Father greets with delight the briefest whisper of prayer and the briefest moment of our time. In the life of union, He can lift us high in contemplation

The prayer of the Church, offered through Jesus, and with Mary, is like an umbilical cord that ascends to the Father and joins us to heaven.

The prayer of the Church, offered through Jesus, and with Mary, is like an umbilical cord that ascends to the Father and joins us to heaven.

The prayer of the Church, offered through Jesus, and with Mary, is like an umbilical cord that joins us to heaven

Our one prayer-in-Christ ascends as far as Heaven; it is like an umbilical cord of Heavenly life and grace.

We should trust in God's love from one day to the next. There are people who are not content to walk the safe, narrow way marked out by Jesus Christ for all who would follow Him to Heaven. Some people insist on making extraordinary efforts to try to see the way ahead, or foretell the future, or to find a different path to Heaven - as if trying to climb a ladder, to reach above the cloud which represents the limitations of our human existence and knowledge.

It is only by the power and will of Christ that we can escape distractions, to pierce Heaven in effortless prayers.

By the power of Christ's Sacrifice, during the Holy Mass, Christ pierces Heaven and brings us all closer to the Father - just as when a great ship enters an estuary to bring her precious cargo home.

By the power of Christ's Sacrifice, during the Holy Mass, Christ pierces Heaven and brings us all closer to the Father - just as when a great ship enters an estuary to bring her precious cargo home.

Once, sitting in prayer, making requests for myself and others, I was resting half into Heaven, it seemed, in utter peace.

Into the light of Heaven enter Holy Souls who have been purified. They enter without pain; there is no sin in them any longer.

Those who refuse to repent of serious sin, and die, cannot enter heaven; but the Holy Souls, who are open to Christ's mercy, enter heaven once they have been purified.