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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.

Jesus honours St Joseph His foster-father and asks us to admire his virtues and ask for his prayers

Jesus honours St Joseph His foster-father and asks us to admire his virtues and ask for his prayers

Christ appeared before us, quietly, to offer glory and honour to the Father.

Angels honour the dignity of Christ's beloved people; they bow down in greeting.

Like children, we are permitted to show delight in our "new clothes" - the gifts God gives us. But all honour is due to the giver.

At my Catholic confirmation, I took the name "Mary", in honour of the Mother of God

All Heaven, with our Blessed Lady, honours God our Father.

Our Blessed Lady gives all honour and worship to God, as any creature ought.

Even the Virgin Mary, whose holiness is honoured by the Angels, bows low before the Father in reverent worship

The Angels bowed low at the words "His Most Precious Blood", in honour of Christ's sacred Passion.

Christ stood before me, surrounded by angels. He said: "We honour those who honour me".

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the 'Holy House' who bore the Son of God in her womb and is forever to be honoured

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the 'Holy House' who bore the Son of God in her womb and is forever to be honoured

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the 'Holy House' who bore the Son of God in her womb and is forever to be honoured

Faithful priests who enter Heaven receive a tremendous greeting and are honoured as 'other Christs' after their work on earth

Faithful priests who enter Heaven receive a tremendous greeting and are honoured as 'other Christs' after their work on earth

When we honour God and His Saints, at a shrine hallowed by the Church or relics or martyrdom or custom, the Saints 'jostle' for the joy of helping us.

When we honour God and His Saints, at a shrine hallowed by the Church or relics or martyrdom or custom, the Saints 'jostle' for the joy of helping us.