Today is a great day. Sunday blessings, wishing ourselves the blessings and favors of a new day by God's grace. Today the holy mother church celebrates a great feast, the Exaltation, the triumph of the cross. The victory is what the criss gave me and you.
We adore you, O Christ, and we praise you because by your holy cross you have redeemed the world. In everything that we have done, are doing, and will continue to do in life, we should always adore and give our Lord Jesus Christ the whole glory, praise, and adoration in life always and everywhere. All crosses come with suffering, but not all sufferings come with a cross. We are reminded of this: that one cross or the other comes with a problem in life, but not all the problems across. Some might be what one knowingly or unknowingly has incurred in him- or herself in life.
Never forget the deeds of the Lord. Like the psalmist, we are joining to sing that we, in one way or another, should not forget that which the Lord is doing, has done, and will continue to do for us all. Amen.
The cross has a significance of sacrifice, victory, joy, and contradictions. Cross in one way must show sacrifice; we should be willing to let go of some pleasures in life. We, by God's grace, would be victorious; it shows great joy in everything by God's grace, and there should be one restriction or the other in life. It is not always a bed of flowers, but at most the end is always of a greater glory by God's grace and mercy.
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Exaltation of the Cross is a great feast, and as all who looked up to the cross are saved, we also hope to be saved by God's grace.
We keep hoping for the best in our lives.
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