The Sign of the Cross in 40 LANGUAGES - In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit

The Sign of the Cross is one of the most universal prayers in Christianity, uniting believers across cultures and languages.
In this video, we’ve compiled how this sacred gesture is performed in 42 languages-from global tongues like English, Spanish, and French to lesser-heard languages like Tongan, Nepali, and Hindi.
Whether in Catholic celebrations or other Christian traditions, this prayer remains a powerful symbol of faith. Join us on this unique journey through the beauty and diversity of Christian prayer around the world!
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[@pauljordan4452]

3:50 The priest who baptised me in 1984 was born in the Netherlands. Rest in peace Father Jacobus.

[@pauljordan4452]

Father is lover, Son is beloved, Holy Spirit is love itself.

[@PATRICIAMONTEIRO-dp6kc]

No matter how many languages are thet the sky is open to all THE BLESSINGS COMES FROM ABOVE

[@CatholicSnack]

@@PATRICIAMONTEIRO-dp6kc Thank you for your beautiful comment! You’re absolutely right-no matter the language, the sky is open to all, and blessings truly come from above. Indeed, God’s divine mercy is infinite, extending to all who seek it with a humble heart. It’s a powerful reminder of His boundless love. I appreciate you sharing this thought, and I hope to see you back on the channel soon!

[@RyngKatBaDPhiTogetherwithYou]

put into drawing, mostly are getting letter "T" and upside down sign of the Cross. it's an awareness that we must do well, big one.

[@brickleph]

2:58 That is Fr. Ciano Ubod, one of the best homilists. It’s not in Filipino language, that is Cebuano dialect

[@candabapampanga]

1.45. It’s not a Catholic priest, it’s a priest in Lutheran Church of Sweden.