Holy Cross Studio

The official welcome track from Holy Cross Studio. Christ-centered rap/hip-hop/trap to spread the Word of God through music and make Christ known. Subscribe to Holy Cross Studio on YouTube — youtu.be/rKSzRextXZA?si… new songs releasing soon.

@elonmusk Yes the Son is everything youtu.be/S6GkA_zAhB8?si…

The Sun is ~everything

King of Kings is now live on, YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music (Holy Cross Studio) don't forget to subscribe and share with family and friends, God bless you

@GeoAxisHQ Jesus is the King of Kings, Netanyahu you will come face to face with Christ and you will bow down and kiss the feet of Christ.

Netanyahu: “Jesus Christ has no advantage over Genghis Khan. If you are strong enough, ruthless enough and powerful enough, evil will overcome good.”

@FrLillie Jesus is the King of Kings, Netanyahu you will come face to face with Christ and you will bow down and kiss the feet of Christ.

“Don't you think that I could call on my Father, and he would send me more than twelve legions of angels now?”

Road to Calvary is now live on Spotify, Don’t forget to share with family and friends. God bless you all.

@PrayTheRosary Lent gets you closer to God youtube.com/shorts/aenZUI2…

I went for some cheese tortellini salad

What have you given up for lent? Full track, Forty Days will be live on my YouTube channel Holy Cross Studio on 8/3/26 10pm (AEST). Dont forget to subscribe like and share, God bless.

Today with my team at @LAMB276_X founded in the spirit of the Gospel. We live and work only for the Lord Jesus Christ.

"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."

@bethecreed Full version of my first song is now live on my YouTube (link in bio), here's a preview Please subscribe and share with family and friends.

Pray your rosary

@Nance726 Hi, may God bless you in all you do. I want to dm you but the option isn't available. Are you able to dm me please, God bless

Tomorrow is 1st Friday :) thecatholiccrusade.com/first-friday-d…

I am Roman Catholic and this is the only side I am on.🇻🇦

@RosaryMum Hi Jan, God bless you in all you do. I need your help spreading the word of God. I created a youtube channel (link in bio) dedicated to making Catholic/Orthodox (i am a Catholic myself) music to spread the Word of God, I released my first song yesterday, here's a sample.

The future we build today becomes the inheritance of our children

@PrayTheRosary Saint Michael the Archangel Defend Us in Battle Full track available on my YouTube channel (link in bio) lets spread the Word of God through music together. God bless

If you’re seeing this, I prayed for you 🙏🏼

Let’s talk about the beating of Jesus 🩸 Not the soft version many people imagine. The real one. Because the cross did not start at Calvary. The suffering began long before the nails ever touched His hands. When Jesus was handed over to be crucified, the Roman soldiers first scourged Him. This was not a simple whipping. The Romans used a weapon called a flagrum or flagellum. It was a whip with multiple leather strands. At the end of each strand were pieces of bone, metal, and sharp hooks designed to tear flesh. The purpose was not just punishment. It was destruction of the body. The victim was tied to a post, stretched so the back was exposed. Each strike caused the metal and bone to dig into the skin. When the whip was pulled back, it ripped flesh away from the body. Early historians and medical researchers describe that Roman scourging often exposed muscle tissue and sometimes even bone. Isaiah prophesied this hundreds of years before it happened. Isaiah 52:14 says “His appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any human being.” Think about that. The prophet is saying the Messiah would be beaten so severely that He would hardly look human anymore. Isaiah 53:5 says “By His stripes we are healed.” Those “stripes” were not symbolic. They were literal lashes that tore open His body. Medical analysis suggests that after such scourging a person would experience hypovolemic shock, which means severe blood loss causing the body to begin shutting down. Blood pressure drops. Organs begin failing. Breathing becomes shallow. And Jesus had not even been crucified yet. After the scourging, the soldiers mocked Him. They twisted together a crown of thorns and pressed it into His scalp. The scalp is one of the most vascular areas of the body, meaning it bleeds heavily when punctured. Blood would have run down His face. They struck Him with a staff. They spat on Him. They mocked Him as King. Then they placed the crossbeam on His already torn shoulders and forced Him to carry it through the streets. Why does this matter? Because many people talk about the cross without understanding the price that was paid before the cross. Jesus did not casually walk to Calvary. He was crushed, torn, humiliated, and beaten so that the debt of sin could be paid in full. The lashes were not random. They were substitution. The punishment that belonged to us was placed on Him. Our rebellion. Our sin. Our shame. Our guilt. The wrath that justice demanded was poured onto the body of Christ. This is why the gospel is not just a story about love. It is a story about sacrifice. It is a story about atonement. It is a story about a King who took the beating meant for His people. When Jesus cried “It is finished,” He was declaring that the payment for sin had been completed. Not partially. Not temporarily. Completely. The blood that flowed from those wounds became the price of redemption. 1 Peter 2:24 says “He Himself bore our sins in His body on the tree, that we might die to sin and live to righteousness. By His wounds you have been healed.” So when we talk about salvation, we cannot treat it casually. Freedom cost Him His flesh. Grace cost Him His blood. Redemption cost Him His life. And the question every believer must face is this: If Christ was willing to endure that for our salvation, how can we treat sin like it is small? The lashes were real. The suffering was real. The blood was real. And the salvation purchased through it is real. Never forget the price that was paid.

Carlos Alcaraz, current world number 1 in tennis, is a devout Catholic, known for expressing his faith openly. Alcaraz has the custom of asking for a Catholic priest's blessing before matches. In 2023, he visited the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, where he brought a rose in a gesture of devotion. He also received a special blessing at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York.