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Prayer is a channel of grace, a powerful and sure means of giving gifts to a loved one, whatever the distance, through Christ.

Prayer is a channel of grace, a powerful and sure means of giving gifts to a loved one, whatever the distance, through Christ.

In our sanctuary, in Christ, especially at Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, we have before us the fullness and the glory of the Godhead, and graces are poured out upon us.

God is our origin, our Father, our Beloved, our Homeland, our Light and joy, our God: we dwell 'in' Him, in safety, when we are in a state of grace.

Every time we choose to do God's Will and not our own, we are like someone who removes the threads which still cling to Him, when he has bravely 'parachuted' into a life of grace.

Every time we choose to do God's Will and not our own, we are like someone who removes the threads which still cling to Him, when he has bravely 'parachuted' into a life of grace.

By avoiding sin within marriage, including the practice of contraception, a husband and wife show their obedience to God and express their love for one another

By avoiding sin within marriage, including the practice of contraception, a husband and wife show their obedience to God and express their love for one another

Where a married couple really love one another, and love God, they want to do His Will. He wants them to be faithful to one another, and to refuse to use sinful means of seeking pleasure or avoiding conception. They can be sure, by their faithfulness to God's Will (even if this means abstinence, pain or heartache) that they offer an unmarred expression of love to their Creator and also to one another.

Where a married couple really love one another, and love God, they want to do His Will. He wants them to be faithful to one another, and to refuse to use sinful means of seeking pleasure or avoiding conception. They can be sure, by their faithfulness to God's Will (even if this means abstinence, pain or heartache) that they offer an unmarred expression of love to their Creator and also to one another.

It is as though Christ is so generous that He's like a vessel of precious ointment. A 'drop' of grace can effect change in us.

Through each Bishop who is in communion with the Pope, God the Father sanctifies, teaches and guides us. Those who welcome the Bishop's blessing are enfolded in the grace and peace of the Holy Trinity

Through each Bishop who is in communion with the Pope, God the Father sanctifies, teaches and guides us. Those who welcome the Bishop's blessing are enfolded in the grace and peace of the Holy Trinity

Through each Bishop who is in communion with the Pope, God the Father sanctifies, teaches and guides us. Those who welcome the Bishop's blessing are enfolded in the grace and peace of the Holy Trinity

Through each Bishop who is in communion with the Pope, God the Father sanctifies, teaches and guides us. Those who welcome the Bishop's blessing are enfolded in the grace and peace of the Holy Trinity

Through each Bishop who is in communion with the Pope, God the Father sanctifies, teaches and guides us. Those who welcome the Bishop's blessing are enfolded in the grace and peace of the Holy Trinity

Through each Bishop who is in communion with the Pope, God the Father sanctifies, teaches and guides us. Those who welcome the Bishop's blessing are enfolded in the grace and peace of the Holy Trinity

We have a choice: to climb the mountain of holiness before we die, and go through the 'curtain' at death straight to Heaven, by God's grace; or to make great efforts, or half-hearted efforts, then finish the ascent in Purgatory; or we can choose to give up the climb, and to fall away, and to abandon the hope of reaching Heaven after death.

Are we in a 'State of Grace' or not? It is important that we admit and avoid serious sin. Unless we repent and are reconciled we are fit neither for Holy Communion nor for Heaven.

Through the Blood of Jesus: When we pray for someone 'in the name of Jesus' or 'through the Blood of Jesus', it's as if fire descends from Heaven, as God's grace is poured upon the needy person.