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Jesus urges us to draw closer to the Father and to direct our prayers to Him

On the Cross Jesus Christ shed His Precious Blood to save us from our sins

The prayer of Jesus in the Mass is like a tent that shelters and protects us in the desert of daily struggles and temptations

It is a cause for joy - and a privilege - to be able to walk along the path which Jesus took, hand-in-hand with our Risen Lord.

Whenever we pray truly in Christ's name, united to Him in love and faith and worship, He Himself truly prays our prayer.

How simply did Mary, kneeling, place her baby down for sleep, unconcerned with thoughts of her own privileged role.

The Virgin Mary cared for her child Jesus with simplicity and joy

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

On the Cross Jesus loved His fellow men and women with His divine love and offered an infinite reparation for their offences

Prayer with Christ is glorious and effective, but without Him it is like calling out into the dark

Prayer with Christ is glorious and effective, but without Him it is like calling out into the dark

Christ in His Incarnation gave true homage to the Father from earth: He continues to pour His light, through His Church.

Christ was shown-out at the first Epiphany, and we can still be with Him, as the divine Person reveals all the events of His life to us through the Mass.

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

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.

I saw Christ standing on the brink of Heaven, His arms outstretched in prayer: whatever I ask of the Father, Jesus in Heaven asks it for me.

Jesus, at the heart of the Godhead, is made happy by our veneration and by our praise of the Father in the Spirit's power. He awaits us.

Jesus stands at the heart of the Godhead, rejoices in our praise of the Father, and longs for us to join Him in Heaven.