The Holy Cross

The Holy Cross is a symbol representing Christianity, depicting a cross where Jesus Christ was crucified. It signifies sacrifice, redemption, and the core beliefs of the faith. The cross is often used in religious practices, art, and architecture to remind believers of Jesus's sacrifice and the promise of salvation. Its origins trace back to the historical event of the crucifixion, which is central to Christian theology. The Holy Cross serves as both a sign of faith and a unifying emblem for Christians worldwide.