| This runs counter to the Synoptic story which has the soldiers compelling Simon of Cyrene to carry the cross to Golgotha. |
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| And Terre Haute Federal Prison and its death house in rural Indiana hardly make for a modern-day Calvary or Golgotha. |
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| On Good Friday, you walked to Golgotha and your hands took the arms of the cross. |
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| They were only prophecies of the great sacrafice at Golgotha, which brought true peace between God and man. |
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| It's much lighter than the actual cross that Jesus carried, but most of you have tears that pour down while carrying that cross to Golgotha. |
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| But his prayers to Saint Veronica, who is credited with giving Jesus a kerchief to wipe his brow on the road to Golgotha, apparently go unanswered. |
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| Is their God the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and is their Savior the Savior who hung on the cross at Golgotha? |
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| The international financial architecture resembles too much the Golgotha Church. |
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| As He was nailed on the cross in Golgotha, He had to suffer from extreme pain for about 6 hours. |
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| Having cast the wooden cross upon the ground, Christ stood up, and upright he made his way to Golgotha. |
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| Inserting the sacrifice on the Golgotha into the Last Supper, the Lord realizes the communion of His Person with His disciples and makes it possible for all the faithful in all times and places. |
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| The weaker carabaos are slaughtered for meat, the stronger ones put to work on Golgotha, and the drivers are assimilated into the workforce. |
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| But throughout all of this tragedy enacted on Golgotha, new blood was infused into the exhausted veins of humanity, and a new impulse was brought to the divine circulation of life. |
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| After the words in Gethsemane come the words uttered on Golgotha, words which bear witness to this depth-unique in the history of the world-of the evil of the suffering experienced. |
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| By giving the Apostles his Body to eat and his Blood to drink, Jesus declared the deepest truth about what he would do shortly thereafter on Golgotha. |
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| However much today may feel like Gethsemane or Golgotha, they know in faith that all is made new by the truth of Jesus' resurrection from the dead, the greatest of all signs and wonders. |
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| In your heart, you heard this word again during the night of Golgotha. |
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| The Church in the Holy Land, which has so often experienced the dark mystery of Golgotha, must never cease to be an intrepid herald of the luminous message of hope which this empty tomb proclaims. |
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| Golgotha stands for Europe's social and moral values, spreading widely across every area of our lives, from an understanding of family to human rights. |
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| First, through Simon, a Cyrenian, who happened to be passing through Jerusalem just when Jesus was being led under guard from the Praetorium to Golgotha. |
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