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The Blessed Virgin Mary is the 'Theotokos', the God-bearer, the "Mother of God"; and she who was privileged to bear the Holy One, though not herself divine, is the Saint of Saints, and receives honour from all the Saints on their glorious feast day, each year.

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the 'Theotokos', the God-bearer, the "Mother of God"; and she who was privileged to bear the Holy One, though not herself divine, is the Saint of Saints, and receives honour from all the Saints on their glorious feast day, each year.

So many Angels are present in our sanctuary, in festivity, preparing it with garlands for our Blessed Lady's feast.

Before Holy Mass began, I saw the church invisibly decorated with garlands for our Blessed Lady's feast.

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

At 'Corpus Christi' feast (the Sacred Body and Blood of Christ) brilliant rays of light streamed from the elevated Host.

As I praised God, on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, I saw the risen Christ radiant and joyful, the Son of the Immaculate Mother.

There is celebration in Heaven whenever Christ's Church on earth celebrates a special occasion, even though the saints are not 'held' in time.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.

On the feast of the Visitation, Christ appeared, wearing a golden chasuble in honour of His Holy Mother Mary.

The Blessed Trinity can be seen as a Triple Light with Christ the God-man at the centre.

The Blessed Trinity can be seen as a Triple Light with Christ the God-man at the centre.

Truly, Christ our God is Present before us, Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity: Present in glory at every Mass to pray to the Father on our behalf. He is the Living Bread, come down from Heaven, for the life of our souls. On the feast of 'The Body and Blood of Christ', we pay Him special honour.

On Our Lady's birthday, we hear of the many generations through whom God has brought His plan towards fulfilment; and He is at work in us, today, generation after generation.

We have a living relationship with the Saints who have died, so we should talk with them, ask for their prayers, treasure their feast days, honour them through their relics and shrines and statues, and follow their example.

We have a living relationship with the Saints who have died, so we should talk with them, ask for their prayers, treasure their feast days, honour them through their relics and shrines and statues, and follow their example.

Christ wants us to pay attention to the Saints: to their living relationship with us, their feast days, shrines, relics and statues. We should treasure these as we treasure what connects us with earthly family and friends. We could ask the Saints for their prayers, with confidence in their love and God's goodness.

As we enter the church, Christ greets us from the tabernacle. He delights especially when we love and honour His Mother on her feast days.