His Holiness Rohan Lalith Aponso, the Most Fortunate Living Apostle of Jesus Christ was born to protect the Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ. He was born in our country for our own fortune. Sri Lanka is also highly fortunate because he was born in Sri Lanka. Being a member of the Apostles of Jesus Christ, he was Chosen and Appointed as an Apostle by Jesus Christ Himself. The Most Holy Apostolic Father who is presently Living in this world is working diligently in a pleasant manner with a clear vision to rescue the Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ which has been plunged into a bottomless deepness and to spread the fragrance of the Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ throughout the world.
Although the Life of Our Most Holy Apostolic Father is a highly fortunate pleasant Life, he is always being subjected to immense sufferings by unfortunate venomous people. Nevertheless, he has started his journey of life in this world with an exemplary Noble Leadership with determination. This is a highly responsible task. It could not be considered as an easy task. For the last 35 Years the Most Holy Apostolic Father has completed the principles of the Great Noble Apostolate and has cleared the way for the Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ. He did this not to live a pleasurable life but in the midst of death threats and vicious acts of venomous people. He was also insulted and ridiculed. Nevertheless, his utmost dedication and vision towards the Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ and towards the tasks of this Supreme Noble Apostolate is well reflected throughout his journey of life.
Lord Jesus Christ patiently tolerated various insults and ridicules which he had to undergo then for the sake of the sinners in this world. He took that huge heaviest Cross on to His shoulders and carried it and climbed Mount Calvary and finally sacrificed His life on the Cross. Similarly in the midst of all these sufferings Our Most Holy Apostolic Father, the Sacred Apostle of Jesus Christ and the Apostle of all of us who is presently among the Living is making a huge boundless effort to grant salvation to this sinful world .
On 5th April 2007, in the night of Maundy Thursday, the Most Holy Apostolic Father, His Holiness Rohan Lalith Aponso bore Stigmatic Wounds Granted by Lord Jesus Christ Himself. The massive gathering of people who congregated around Him at that moment saw how He suffered and how His Sacred Body suffered from unbearable pain due to the flow of blood from His Sacred Stigmatic Wounds. They will never forget that occurrence. It will also never get erased from their minds. It was as if a promise which was given by Jesus Christ before the world to redeem the world which is getting crushed by sins.
The Most Holy Apostolic Father is always trying immensely to breathe new life to the Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ which is gradually falling into the precipice and dying day by day. He is also exerting himself to make the believers of Christianity aware of the True Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ which they themselves do not understand correctly.
There is no doubt that the True Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ which has been explained and which is being explained by Most Holy Apostolic Father has given a spiritual awakening, confidence and as well as understanding of life to all types of people who are young and old. The Most Holy Apostolic Father gives life to the believers of Christianity and to all of us as much as he gives life to the True Doctrine of Jesus Christ. He explains the True Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ very lovingly, affectionately and compassionately to feel the minds of people. He has the absolute capability to explain the Sacred Doctrine of Jesus Christ logically, and also making a immense effort to make the world understand the Power and the Truthfulness of the Sacred True Doctrine of Jesus Christ.
May Our Most Holy Apostolic Father live a long life to complete this Noble Task which he has been entrusted by Our Beloved Lord Jesus Christ Himself and may He also be able to complete this Noble Task in accordance to the will of Jesus Christ.
