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Snow, Christ explained, is a good symbol of the radiant purity of His Immaculate Mother, whom He so loves.

Some turn their backs and ignore the work which Christ does for their salvation; they demonstrate their indifference to His Sacrifice.

Our Blessed Lady ('Our Lady of Westminster') welcomes those who turn to Her; with a tender love she greets us, delighting in our confidence.

By a mere thread of loving prayer, we can keep someone from danger and draw them towards God's light.

By a mere thread of loving prayer, we can keep someone from danger and draw them towards God's light.

By a mere thread of loving prayer, we can keep someone from danger and draw them towards God's light.

As when a hollow is scooped in the sand, the ocean's wave pours in, so Divine life pours into a soul who by loving is 'emptied' to receive it.

This is what we see in a tender-hearted gaze: sadness, love and grief for another in need, which call from us practical help and gentle consolation.

This is what we see in a tender-hearted gaze: sadness, love and grief for another in need, which call from us practical help and gentle consolation.

A 'pile' of faults, sins, desires, ambitions or grudges can prevent Christ - Who loves us - from entering our soul with His light.

A 'pile' of faults, sins, desires, ambitions or grudges can prevent Christ - Who loves us - from entering our soul with His light.

One who tries to serve 'two masters', to serve God and man without conflict, is forced, eventually, to choose His destination.

Christ, true God, took flesh from Mary. He stood before us in His Incarnation as divine love embodied, as true man.

From the Cross, Christ saw the ways He would be betrayed in every future generation. Yet He also saw all those who would love Him.

In our union with God we are like children leaping across the universe, lovers playing, puppies tumbling

In our union with God we are like children leaping across the universe, lovers playing, puppies tumbling

Held in Christ's embrace, the soul turns towards the Father above, united in the Spirit's love, and welcomed. The whole Trinity is at work in the soul.

Held in Christ's embrace, the soul turns towards the Father above, united in the Spirit's love, and welcomed. The whole Trinity is at work in the soul.

The amazing love of God for the soul is described in the Song of Songs: "His left hand under her head, he embraced her..."

The amazing love of God for the soul is described in the Song of Songs: "His left hand under her head, he embraced her..."