The Cross that Saved Us

  For Catholic believer like me, Lenten Season is such an important time to observe. This season is not only about abstinence and fasting, but it’s all about remembering how Jesus suffered and died on the cross to save us from our sins.


   Jesus could actually choose to save his life from death. If he wanted, he could have let us suffer from all the sins that we have done. But he did not do it. The mere reason why He gave his life for us is because He loved us so much that He took all the sufferings until his last breath to save us and continue to live until we acknowledge all our sins and repent. 

  Reminiscing how Jesus suffered on his way to Calvary carrying a heavy cross is really heartbreaking. That is why we should take some time to pray and thank Him for what He has done for us. During the season of Lent, we should strengthen our faith in Jesus. Let us all acknowledge our sins and begin to change for the better and follow the teachings of God. 

  We shouldn’t be like the Pharisees and the Sadducees who mocked Jesus for having different ways of proclaiming his belief in Almighty Father. 

   Jesus is the way the truth and the life. Let him enter into our hearts and be transformed.  

  


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