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A soul freely offered to God is like a channel used by Him to convey His glory and grace to others; it is 'broken' in sacrifice.

The one who sits or kneels for the pure glory of God, truly imitates the work and purpose of the Angels.

Our reverent prayer and dedication to God unites us with the Angels as they give Him glory

It is the fire of Divine Glory that burns away all imperfection. Then there remains only what is true, eternal, pure and strong.

I sat at the side of my soul - as it were - offering Christ's own glory to the Father, in praise and adoration.

In our prayers we can offer Christ's own glory to the Father in praise and adoration

There is an opening to Heaven amidst our daily work. On this small 'stage' God's glory pours around Heaven, ceaselessly. We walk in, by faith.

In this sacrificial offering at Mass, Christ's eternal glory is so great that we who hide in Him, repentant, share in His splendour, purified.

My Guardian Angel, and many others, bowed in reverent prayer at the words: "Glory be to the Father"

The holy angels bow with us in reverent prayer whenever we give glory to God

God draws into His bliss after death those who can bear the brightness of glory, while those who are still consumed by shame wait below.

The souls of Purgatory are drawn into God's bliss as soon as they can bear the brightness of His glory

We offered Christ's prayer, clinging to Him at Mass, sheltered by His glory, dependent on His holiness.

Uniting ourselves with Christ's prayer to the Father at Mass, we are sheltered by His glory

Wherever a soul delivers up its life for God's work and glory, the Kingdom of God touches this Earth, and God truly reigns.

God's Kingdom touches the earth whenever a soul delivers up its life for His work and glory

Christ's glory (offered by us in the Holy Sacrifice) embraces the infinite God and spills over upon those who offer it.

Christ's glory is like a fire which lights up our sanctuary: with real faith, who could be distracted from such a sight?

The glory of Christ in the Mass is like a fire which lights up the sanctuary

As I prayed, in communion with Christ and His Mother, my little flame of prayer was part of the great flame, ascending.