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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.

"By His Holy and Glorious Wounds". At the Easter Vigil Mass, I offered the one truly perfect prayer: Christ's own prayer, at the altar.

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.

Here, during Mass, Christ is Really Present with us, on Earth, praying to the Father, with us gathered around Him.

Christ our High Priest prays with us and for us at Mass

Through the Mass, every generation of God's people is present to the one Sacrifice to Christ as it is represented on the altar.

Through the Mass, every generation of God's people is present to the one Sacrifice to Christ as it is represented on the altar.

Through the Mass, every generation of God's people is present to the one Sacrifice to Christ as it is represented on the altar.

How many Angels! A great number were clustered within the Church to celebrate Our Lady's Feast, no matter how few the faithful.

The Holy Souls, together with the angels, worship with us at Mass

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

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

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

The saints are present with us during every Mass

As we prepared for the season of advent, I saw how many saints were present in our sanctuary, during Holy Mass.

Jesus is God-with-us, at the consecration, veiling His glory, yet all the glory hidden from us here is here offered to the Father.

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.