Latin Cross

A Latin cross is a shape resembling the main form of many Christian church floor plans and the traditional cross symbol. It features a longer vertical arm intersected by a shorter horizontal arm, creating a shape similar to an uppercase "T" with an extended bottom. This design is common in Christian iconography and architecture, symbolizing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The Latin cross's proportions emphasize the vertical aspect, representing divine connection and spiritual ascent, while the horizontal arm signifies outreach and community. It remains a central symbol in Christian tradition and artistic representation.