A palm leaf, twisted
into the shape of a cross.
Sign of the faithful.
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Palm Sunday! I hadn’t experienced this phenomenon until I became an adult and married a Catholic. Churches where I grew up eschewed *anything* that seemed the least papist (lol!).
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Oh I LOVE this.
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I may have got the timing wrong I’m afraid
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