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One who stands very close the Christ is 'haloed' by His glory, although, alone, she is small, weak, and insignificant.

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

At the consecration, through Christ's Presence, it is as if a way has been made in the 'cliff-face' of earthly life, and Heaven's glory shines through.

By every honest confession, and every new admission of sin and failure, we remove the veils which hide God's glory.

God welcomed his martyred monks to the company of the Saints. White blossoms decorated the entrance to glory.

We ourselves, by God's grace, can pull down the barriers that separate us from Christ. By trust and contrition, we can come closer to Him Who is with us as every Mass in all His Risen glory.

In Heaven, garlands were hanging over the place where Our Lady's devoted priest accepted God's reward and glory.

As a child might see the point of the teacher's many instructions only later on, as he paints the details of each letter in a huge word, so we who fulfil God's Will can hope for eventual understanding and glory.

Christ is enthroned above us, in glory, at our Novena and Benediction, which is like a heavenly party. Our mother Mary stands joyfully close by.

Christ was seated on a Heavenly throne, within our Sanctuary. Christ our God is worthy of the sufferings we bear for love of Him.

Our Lady endured grief and horror, watching her son at the very edge of the Abyss, before she was eventually glorified as the Mother of God.

I was shown an image and a name for this work. A chalice appeared with a Sacred Host above it, surmounted with the words which best describe Christ's glory, and His work - Radiant Light.

Heaven's door opened, it seemed, in prayer, on a special anniversary, to reveal Heaven's friends, and Heaven's glory.

Christ's Real Presence on the altar is so glorious, it is as though a fire of praise and glory soars upward to the Father.

The glory of Christ's Real Presence is like a flame of praise which soars up to the Father

In our sanctuary, in Christ, especially at Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, we have before us the fullness and the glory of the Godhead, and graces are poured out upon us.

When we pray with Christ a great flame of praise and intercession rises to the Father

Christ alone can 'hold' us in the brightness of God's glory, in the purity, power and radiance of the life of the Godhead.

The wall of sin, which separates us from God, is scaled only by Christ, Who stands with His mother. He alone can help us to reach the Glory of Heaven

The wall of sin, which separates us from God, is scaled only by Christ, Who stands with His mother. He alone can help us to reach the Glory of Heaven