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May 2025
✝️ The Holy Cross⛪️✔️
When
Saturday, 05/03/2025 - All Day
Event Type
Feast Days
Where
"Traditional Catholic Church"
Description
Today the Traditional Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of, The Finding Of The Holy Cross. In the beginning of the 9th century, the Feast of the Finding of the Holy Cross was transferred to May 3rd, and on September 14th was celebrated the "Exaltation of the Cross," the commemoration of a victory over the Persians by Heraclius, as a result of which the relic of the Holy Cross, it was returned to Jerusalem. Our Blessed Lord Jesus suffered His all for the whole world was, following Jewish usage, He Jesus, buried on Mount Calvary after His Crucifixion. The precise spot was revealed in a vision to the Empress Helena, mother of Constantine, the first Christian Emperor.
This date commemorates the recovery of the True Cross in the reign of the Emperor Heraclius and its delivery by him about the year 629 into the hands of the Patriarch Zacharias of Jerusalem, from which city it had been carried away some years previously by the Persians with the object of transporting it to their own country.
God has been pleased to give so much power to the Holy Cross that at its sign alone the demons fly; by it priest blesses the faithful, the devout receive abundant graces. The early Christians had so much devotion to it that, according to the ancient Fathers, they never began any action without first making the sign of the cross upon themselves.
In the Middle Ages no public deed, inscription, law etc., was begun to be written without first tracing upon it the sign of the cross. This sign was accepted as the signature of the uneducated people; it often preceded that of ecclesiastics, and in many country districts even the dough and bread were marked with a cross before they were baked.
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Did Jesus make known to all souls😯️ Did He say many are called, few are chosen🤔️