By: The Late Father Bishoy Kamel
The continuous contemplation on the crucifixion of our Lord profits the soul with freedom, peace, power and forgiveness. For as much as we increase our contemplation on the cross, our fellowship and knowledge of the Lord Jesus becomes deeper.
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