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E gadrevi meda vakayagataka na noda yalomatua se vakasama me vukea na noda kila vakavinaka na noda vakabauta.

“Sa tiko vakaidina na Kalou ena vanua oqo, ia ka'u a sega tiko ni kila.” - Vakatekivu 28:16 Na noda bula e sega ni mai dua na ka dredre me laurai mai na kena iwali - na noda bula e dua nai lakolako, nai tosotoso, vata kei na Turaga o Iesu. ra na rawa ga ni veitavulici na qasenivuli kevaka e tiko o ira na gonevuli era via vuli. E na rawa ga ni yaco na veidusimaki kevaka e era lomatarotaro o ira na vakasaqaqara. Ke sega na taro nai sau ni taro e soli yani ena vakavuna na veivak

Tusanaka na nomu ivalavala ca ena gauna donu "Father, through Cyril of Jerusalem you led your Church to a deeper understanding of the mysteries of salvation. Let his prayers help us to know your Son better and to have eternal life in all its fullness. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen." Sin is slavery; grace is freedom. The choice isn't between service and independence, but

The call to prepare for confession and baptism is urgent and profound. It invites a deep change of heart, a turning away from compromise, and a sincere embrace of forgiveness and renewal. St Cyril of Jerusalem’s catechism offers timeless guidance on this spiritual journey, emphasizing the need for intention and readiness before receiving these sacraments. This post explores how to prepare well for confession and baptism, drawing on ancient Christian wisdom, biblical teachings