The True Cross

The True Cross refers to the actual wooden cross upon which Jesus Christ was crucified. According to Christian tradition, this relic was discovered in the 4th century by Saint Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine, during her pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Over centuries, fragments of the True Cross have been distributed and venerated in various churches worldwide. While historical evidence is limited, the cross holds profound spiritual significance for Christians, symbolizing salvation, sacrifice, and the divine love of Jesus Christ. Its reverence signifies belief in its connection to the foundational event of Christian faith.