It is right and just O Lord to give you thanks for the gift of yourself in the Eucharist.

Father, Son and Spirit, enfold me in love, the love of your eternal life.

… be in tune with the Holy Spirit by looking for the ways God has been working in our lives.

In our work for him, God is linking heaven and earth … the Ascension is his presence in a new way among us.

Isn’t it a joy to know that the most enjoyable mystery of life – love, is the only commandment of God?

To remain in Christ means, in all that we do, we do it with the Lord.

Remember with thanks those whose lives have given you your faith in God.

All of life is sacred, and shot through with the love and grace of the risen Lord.

May the Lord bring the best out of our faith in bad days, and help us live with and enjoy the best of our faith in the good times.

Let us strive to carry this Easter joy with us all year long by how we respond to Christ each day.

Am I ready to be at the side of Jesus and renounce human smallness for the sake of a better, a saving, vision?

May we consider the ways in which we might continue the practice of self-denial by offering small, daily sacrifices to the Lord.

We wear the colours of joy from the love which has brought us here and made us the work of art we are.

Let us name our shortcomings, seek God’s mercy and invite Him to transform our hearts.

God loves us so much that He gave us His only Son who suffered, died and rose for us.

Ask what our Lent does for others, than just what we are doing for Lent.

If we have a contrite heart, Jesus will stretch out His hand in forgiveness and His mercy will touch our lives.

Let us ask the Lord — how can I serve You better throughout my days?

Imagine the light of God filling the darkness in me. Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil.

We, too, are called to surrender our lives to the Lord so that He may work through us.