November 2020

Jesus Christ in the Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. He is the source of our life, both spiritual and natural, from which we draw all […]

There is a rather raspy, raucous-sounding car — I suspect it’s a status car, something like a sports car — that passes St. Alban’s many mornings, whilst we are in

We are all familiar with the threefold question that is put to Peter by Christ after the Resurrection: “Do you love me?” There is a question; the awaited response; and the

For those unfamiliar with the idea of enthroning the Blessed Sacrament, it must seem rather quaint, if not a little strange. But then, if we are in the presence of

“Could you not watch with me one hour? Watch, and pray that you may not enter into temptation; the spirit indeed is willing but the flesh is weak.” These words

An edifying story is told of S. Pius of Pietrelcina. Late one night, he was praying in the monastery chapel when he thought he saw one of his fellow friars

St John of the Cross is credited with saying “the first language of God is Silence.”, Silence is a difficult language to learn, even harder to learn than Latin or

So here we stand in the true presence of the Eucharistic Heart of our Faith – easy words to say, words which we often hear in lives as Catholics but

Why forty hours of adoration? We know that 40 refers to the number of days of rain during the Flood; the number of years the Israelites spent in the wilderness;