catholic cross

On the Catholic cross the crossing beam is on the uper part,conversely on the Orthodox croos the crossing beam is right on the middle.Why??

THE KATHOLIKOSIS OUR GREEK WORD ( GR> MEANING UNVIERSAL ) LOOK IT UP :) IN DICITIOARY INTERNATIONAL ONE
AND WE ARE THE FIRST KATHOLIKOS ( UNVERSAL ( CHURCH OF THE BIBLE) GREEK SEPTUAGINT

http://www.ecmarsh.com/lxx/

AND GREEK NEW FIRST TESTAMENT OF THE WORLD
http://www.greeknewtestament.com/

MEANT FOR ALL THE WORLD.. THERE IS NO JEW OR GREEK AMONG YOU.. GAL.3.28
WE ARE ALL ONE IN CHRIST.

IS THE ONE YOU DESRIBE THE ONE THAT JESUS WAS CRUCIFIED ON .. (
http://www.gotquestions.org/gossip-Bible .html

RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CROSS AND SLAVONIC CROSSES HAVE THREE BARS TO REPRESENT ..

THE SIGN HUNG ON CROSS ( KING OF THE JEWS IN HEBREW < GREEK AND ARAMAIC ( SORRY RC NOT IN LATIN)

THE SECOND BAR FOR THE HANDS ..

THE THRIRD BAR IS FOR ( THE STABBING BY THE GUARD WHEN BLOOD AND WATER FLOWED FROM THE WOUNDS OF CHRISTJohn 19:34 (New International Version)
34Instead, one of the soldiers pierced Jesus' side with a spear, bringing a sudden flow of blood and water.
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?sea rch=John+19:34



THUS THE THREE BARS..

THE GREEK CROSS..USES THE ORDINARY BAR..


I USE BOTH .. A GREEK RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN
( MOM WAS RUSSIAN)

THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF CROSSES..

GO GOOGLE SEACH .. HERE IS ONE LINK
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index? link=answer&qid=20090624074743AAhxu5 T&u=o&update=update&prev_ans _page=1

IC XC NIKA.. JESUS CHRIST CONQUERS ( DEATH)

KYRIE ELEISON.. LORD HAVE MERCY FOR ALL

HERE ARE A NUMBER OF CROSSES. RE GREEK CROSS ( OF MANY FAITHS AND KINDS)
http://www.answers.com/topic/greek-cross

2009-06-24 07:47:43 by simbad

Catholic Hymn, Behold The Wood Of The Cross, sung by Jesuits. We sing this hymn on Good Friday during Lent.

I'm having trouble finding a good decent picture of a catholic cross. Please help me? Thankyou.

Just google(image search) Crucifix. We have the original cross which includes Jesus body which was necessary for the true power of God to be released. We don't leave things out of Christianity, you get the whole gospel from us.

Oh fyi make sure you have some content controls on becuase the evil one has dropped a lot of sick stuff into google searches especially for true religious items.

Keep in mind that the closer you get to God and the truth the more opposition the devil puts up. That is why Satanists have a black mass, not a black protestant church service. They do everything backwards in a black mass to try to erase the power that goes out during a real mass.

2008-12-06 22:15:26 by tofu

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Shows Stations of the Cross as icons. Really great work.
Supports Christian witness in the Holy Land.

Can a baptized catholic who is in mortal sin, go in the communion line and cross his arms for a blessing instead of receiving communion, or is this just for non-catholics. Should the catholic just sit in their seat during communion.?

Yes, if you are Catholic, you can either remain in your pew, praying, or approach the priest with your arms crossed and receive a blessing.

God bless.

2008-03-09 21:04:07 by pupsrule

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Many crosses and all crucifixes have either the abbreviation "INRI" or the Latin phrase IESVS NAZARENVS REX IVDAEORVM, which translates to English as: "Jesus the Nazarene, the King of the Jews".

This phrase appears in the New Testament in the Gospels of Matthew (27:37), Mark (15:26); Luke (23:38), and John (19:19).

With love in Christ.

2009-12-02 08:12:21 by Naty

I need to write a paper for my Religion teacher... and I cant find and thing good od the web. (btw plz dont send me the stuff from wickapedia i already have it.)

*Is Catholic*

There is a difference between a cross and a crucifix so I would suggest that you clarify what you are looking for because the usage is different.

There are multiple styles of crosses and crucifixes. The usage also depends on the situation, such as the usage during the Mass vs the usage during a procession, etc.

2007-12-09 11:28:00 by Caitlin B :)