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One who prays to God whist in a state of grace is purified by every moment of worship.

By frequent and fervent prayers to Our Lady we construct - by God's grace - a strong fence which keeps Satan at bay.

On seeing us approach a shrine, and on seeing our devotion, a saint lets down a 'net' of grace, to draw us closer to Heaven.

On seeing us approach a shrine, and on seeing our devotion, a saint lets down a 'net' of grace, to draw us closer to Heaven.

People in every town and village owe the graces now offered to them to the merits of Christ, who offers His Sacrifice on our altar.

People in every town and village owe the graces now offered to them to the merits of Christ, who offers His Sacrifice on our altar.

The greater the number of our penances, made sincerely, then the deeper is made our soul's 'channel' through which grace reaches others.

Light and grace can pour lavishly upon my soul, from Christ, when I have been vigorously fighting temptations.

Through the Holy Sacraments, we receive Heavenly grace, and are brought as if to the 'edge' of Heaven, breathing Christ's air.

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..."

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

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.

As an earthly father lifts up his little child for frank talk and tender embraces, so God delights in us in the prayer of contemplation.

At the touch of an artist's brush, pigment fills a pool of water. By our 'touch' of contrite prayer, we 'draw' God's grace within us.

When someone rests like a child, in the Father's embrace, in prayer, that person cannot 'see' much precisely because of the closeness of that union.

When someone rests like a child, in the Father's embrace, in prayer, that person cannot 'see' much precisely because of the closeness of that union.

By God's grace, each day can be spent in Christ's company, as if living half-way into Heaven, throughout each moment of work and prayer.