The Cross that killed, the Cross that kills
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Verified Synthesis~90s readThere is a difference between the cross that killed the priest and the cross on which Jesus Christ died. The cross of Jesus Christ still kills, yes.
Context & Background
- ✦That is the cross that kills, it is different from a cross that can kill us when it lands on our head from the wall.
Key Figures & Named Entities
Today:Today’s gospel at mass recounts those murdered by Pilate and mingled their blood with their sacrifices.Sunday:Fada Oluoma posted this on Sunday, October 25, 2026 While we are expected as Christians to be prepared for death, we must avoid the avoidable ones.
Outlook & Next Steps
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Key Takeaways
Verified Extract- There is a difference between the cross that killed the priest and the cross on which Jesus Christ died.
- The cross of Jesus Christ still kills, yes.
- That is the cross that kills, it is different from a cross that can kill us when it lands on our head from the wall.
Key Facts:Today: Today’s gospel at mass recounts those murdered by Pilate and mingled their blood with their sacrifices.Sunday: Fada Oluoma posted this on Sunday, October 25, 2026 While we are expected as Christians to be prepared for death, we must avoid the avoidable ones.
Editorial Excerpt
By Fada Oluoma Sometimes last year i went to purchase a crucifix for my church at the popular St Cecelia’s sacramental shop in Wuse Zone 2. I was accompanied by my catechist and one other parishioner. We had a short argument on what size to buy. I chose a small one, the catechist argued that […]
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What is the key takeaway from this report?
There is a difference between the cross that killed the priest and the cross on which Jesus Christ died.
What additional context is highlighted in this report?
The cross of Jesus Christ still kills, yes.
What timeline or key figures were confirmed?
Today’s gospel at mass recounts those murdered by Pilate and mingled their blood with their sacrifices.
