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Tony, I never used to but since having a child who does it quite freely, I have started to do so. Gotta love catholic school education (sometimes).
It’s one way to get folks thinking, so do it. Your not ashamed of being a christian are you.I personally do not make the sign of the cross when I go out to eat in public…but do ya’ll???
God bless you.I always make the sign off the cross in public when time calls for it. I’m not afraid of showing my faith.
I used to not do it, but now I try to… for the past couple weeks, I’ve been making the sign of the Cross whenever I eat in public. It was very intimidating at first, because I go to a (secular) university, but I’m getting used to it… I think it’s a great witness.I personally do not make the sign of the cross when I go out to eat in public…but do ya’ll???
I really want to cross myself as I walk by a Catholic Church, tooI cross myself when I eat in public. I also cross myself whenever passing a Catholic Church. I was a little embarrassed to do it initially, but now I’m proud to do it. I’ve had a couple of occasions where people have approached me and started chatting about being Catholic, which is very exciting. I’m happy to share my faith even in a small way such as this!
For us the sign of the cross is simply part of prayer. It is the “doorway” by which we enter into prayerful contemplation. Whether this prayer is a quick Grace before meals, or deep and singular contemplative prayer, makes no difference to me, the sign of the cross is my starting point.It’s one way to get folks thinking, so do it. Your not ashamed of being a christian are you.
some people bow their heads and fold their hands and pray in public. others don’t think it’s appropriate.
What do others think about this?
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