The Great Cross

The Great Cross is a massive, iconic structure located at the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, believed to mark the location of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion and burial. Made of weathered stone, it symbolizes the central event of Christian faith—the crucifixion—serving as a powerful reminder of sacrifice and salvation. The cross's prominent placement in the church makes it a focal point for pilgrims and visitors, connecting them to the history, spirituality, and significance of Christ’s suffering and resurrection. Its presence underscores the importance of the site as a sacred place for reflection and worship.