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By our smallest act of repentance and humility, God causes our understanding to be enlarged, like a growing circle of light.

I used to say, "I will not think about Him", about God, but "then there seemed to be a fire burning in my heart".

Christ appeared as a King, and permitted me to sit at His feet as a penitent. He showed me my own nothingness, and His power and majesty.

Christ Himself, in His humility, stoops to help us, again and again; correcting our mistakes - our 'rubbish'.

Christ is triumphant at the working of His grace within the repentant soul, which now shines like a bright banner.

I remember Christ coming to me as a young adult: How blazing was His glory; how dark I saw my own soul to be. Even if Christ is unseen, unfelt, He comes to the soul who calls out for His help, in faith.

I remember Christ coming to me as a young adult: How blazing was His glory; how dark I saw my own soul to be. Even if Christ is unseen, unfelt, He comes to the soul who calls out for His help, in faith.

Through repentance and faith in Christ we allow Him to draw us into the heart of the Holy Trinity

Through repentance and faith in Christ we allow Him to draw us into the heart of the Holy Trinity

How great is the Father's love of the repentant soul, as God embraces the soul in one swift, tender movement of forgiveness.

Whenever we repent of our sins, God the Father embraces us in a swift movement of forgiveness

Whenever we repent of our sins, God the Father embraces us in a swift movement of forgiveness

Whenever we repent of our sins, God the Father embraces us in a swift movement of forgiveness

Our little faults are like the bits of dist we might brush from our feet after a journey, sitting in God's embrace.

Our Dear Lady did not speak of penance; she knew my whole heart's secrets, which I had shown Her, long ago.

What a bonfire of grace, when we uncover and place before Christ all our faults and weaknesses.

Christ wishes to see laid down before Him every fault or preoccupation or fear that prevents the soul seeing His will.

Every frank confession of real weakness causes more grace to flow through us, like water from a pool when obstacles are removed.

Where sin has been forgiven, a diamond of grace now shines out, more beautiful than if we had not sinned and repented.

In this sacrificial offering at Mass, Christ's eternal glory is so great that we who hide in Him, repentant, share in His splendour, purified.