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Our fervent prayers are like the vigorous polishing of a dirty window-pane: the daylight which is Christ's ever-pouring love is let in!

Our Blessed Lady explained: "I am your Mother", and the mother of every person; Her love is not a special privilege but a fact.

Our earthly sufferings, Christ explained, are like 'whole body splints' by which we can be moulded into new persons: through Divine Love.

The Most Holy Spirit - as if with wings outstretched - was poised above Christ's head, accepting His offering in the love of the Father.

By Baptism, the soul becomes a furnace of Divine Love, as the Indwelling Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - shines out Glory from that soul upon others. It's as if the entire person is irradiated with light, all sin banished. This is a 'child of God', whatever age this person is; adopted by God and ready for Heaven.

A departed soul (a good person) emerged from a thin cocoon of self-love, and was all the while speeding towards Heaven's glory.

In Purgatory we can emerge from self-love and speed towards the glory of Heaven

In Christ's Person is found every facet of love and loveliness. He and His mother are our 'patterns' - models of goodness for all.

Kneeling on a hillside in Galilee, Jesus praised God and thanked Him for His Holy Mother, and for Her love and prayers.

Kneeling on a hillside in Galilee, Jesus praised God and thanked Him for His Holy Mother, and for Her love and prayers.

It was Christ who had brought me to the Father, as though whispering to the Father whilst I was held on Christ's hand.

We are invited to bear the pure fire of love, which is God, in the embrace of someone like ourselves: the Son of God, our Saviour.

The purifying fire of God's love touches us through the humanity of Christ our Saviour

I saw an avalanche of "pearls", which were as answers to our prayers. They pour out from God's "treasury" upon one who trusts in Him.

The one who truly loves Christ should be truly like Him: as a mirror-image of Christ, for others, reproducing Christ's care and concern.

I saw Jesus reaching out to others, teaching me to imitate His greeting of others, His helping, teaching and consoling, in "truth and love".

One who is grateful for the sun is grateful for its heat and light, so the one who loves God ought also to love God's will.

Christ really comes to our altar to join us; He comes here, eager to join us, 'on fire' with love, in invisible glory.

All good fruits derive their goodness from the 'vine' which is Christ. The greatest nourishment comes from nearness to Him.

The one who lovingly "stretches out a hand", in prayer for the dying, can rescue someone even from the brink of Hell.