"You are the San Damiano Cross: Rich in symbolism, this cross was first painted in the twelfth century gathering images from the Gospel of John. Christ is the central figure and is surrounded by the angles, the apostles and the Virgin Mary. The cross became well known because it was the cross in front of which St. Francis was praying when he received the call to rebuild the Church."
Hey, I like that! Rebuilding the Anglican Church here in Northern Virginia.
In Northern Virginia today that seems very appropriate!
I got: "You are St Brigid's Cross: St. Brigid is an Irish saint who hand-wove a cross,out of rushes she found by the river. She made the cross while explaining the passion of our Lord to a pagan man."
In the Great (unchurched) Pacific Northwe(s)t, mine seems appropriate -- but evangelism has been far from my strong suit so far...
2 Comments:
At 8:45 AM,
Anonymous said…
Here's what I got.
"You are the San Damiano Cross: Rich in symbolism, this cross was first painted in the twelfth century gathering images from the Gospel of John. Christ is the central figure and is surrounded by the angles, the apostles and the Virgin Mary. The cross became well known because it was the cross in front of which St. Francis was praying when he received the call to rebuild the Church."
Hey, I like that! Rebuilding the Anglican Church here in Northern Virginia.
At 6:26 PM,
Continuing Home said…
In Northern Virginia today that seems very appropriate!
I got: "You are St Brigid's Cross: St. Brigid is an Irish saint who hand-wove a cross,out of rushes she found by the river. She made the cross while explaining the passion of our Lord to a pagan man."
In the Great (unchurched) Pacific Northwe(s)t, mine seems appropriate -- but evangelism has been far from my strong suit so far...
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