Jerusalem Cross - Symbolism, History, and Religious Significance #1860357 (License: Personal Use)

This iconic symbol consists of a large central cross flanked by four smaller Greek crosses in each quadrant, traditionally associated with the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem. It signifies the Five Wounds of Christ (one large cross for the crucifixion wound, four smaller for the nail wounds) and the evangelization of the world. The design appears in ecclesiastical art, flags, medals, and pilgrimage insignia across centuries.

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