On this Good Friday we consider the way in which Jesus absorbed God’s anger so that guilty people may come to God without fear. His blood is what ‘propitiates’ God’s wrath.

Jesus’ spilled blood opened a way for people to be reconciled with God. When you need to be close to God, plead the blood!

Jesus shed his blood to pay the price for our freedom. The question is: have we walked out of our prisons?

Blood transfusions save many lives each year. But only one blood transfusion can save our souls! It happened at the cross where Jesus died.

Let us reflect on the significance of Good Friday and remember the importance of cherishing the old rugged cross and Jesus' sacrifice over worldly achievements. Christ's love and glory is of ultimate value.

Jesus’ death on the cross gave us a new life on earth, and also bought us eternal life. What a day it will be when we meet Him in heaven!

The old rugged cross may be stained with blood, but it's a wondrous thing because it brings about the forgiveness and power of God.

The cross of Jesus is a wonderfully attractive thing – because there He gave himself up for the sins of the world.

The classic hymn “The Old Rugged Cross” reminds us not to observe Jesus from afar, but to claim His cross and our own emblem.

One picture of Jesus that Mary would have wanted to forget was him on the cross. Is there a reason that Catholics have Jesus on the cross in their churches? It's because what he did there has the utmost significance for us in our faith journeys.