Our Lord's eyes are upon every single one of us. He is always seeking our hearts and even more so in His glorious resurrection He is seeking hearts to be set aflame once again. Hearts that have grown cold and have denied Him just like Peter. Yet in the reading of todays Gospel, it is our Lord who is seeking Peter to be reunited with Himself. The same is for us, if we have strayed or turned away from God, He is seeking us out once again so that we can come back to Him.

Why would the stones cry out? Praise is due to God.

All creation suffers and is renewed.

This Good Friday sermon reflects on Christ’s words, “Stay with me” inviting us to remain with Him in His suffering. Fr Thomas Hanna reminds us that even in our failures, Christ’s love remains, and what He desires most is not perfection, but our presence, vigilance, and willingness to stay with Him.

Today on Good Friday, we stand at the foot of the cross not as spectators, but as recipients. What looked like defeat became the source of life. From the wounds of Christ flow the fruits of the cross: forgiveness instead of condemnation, healing instead of brokenness, and eternal life instead of death. As we behold Him crucified, we are invited to receive what He has already given.

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The Crucifixion of Our Lord Renews All of Creation

Tune in as Fr Michael encourages us to reflect: Are we following Him only in moments of praise, or also on the road to the cross?

Be inspired to deepen your walk with Christ and live as a true follower of our King.

This Good Friday sermon reflects on Christ’s words, “Stay with me” inviting us to remain with Him in His suffering. Fr Thomas Hanna reminds us that even in our failures, Christ’s love remains, and what He desires most is not perfection, but our presence, vigilance, and willingness to stay with Him.

This Good Friday, join Fr Lazarus as he reflects on Christ’s crucifixion and unmatched love, calling us to respond personally: to repent, forgive, let go of sin, and live a fully surrendered life because He gave everything for us.

In this sermon, Fr Lazarus Yassa reflects on the contrast between the holy kiss of devotion and the unholy kiss of betrayal. Do we truly live in closeness to Christ, or do we fall into self-deception and spiritual compromise? This sermon invites us offer Christ a pure heart as we journey toward the Cross.