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Why Catholics cross their Foreheads, lips and Chests during the gospel reading.
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During the mass when the first and second readings have been read, and the priest comes up to the pulpit to read the Gospel. He starts by saying “The lord be with you” and the church people respond “and with your spirit” Then he says “A Reading from the Gospel according to St____.’” The congregation then responds, “Glory to You Oh Lord,” making a small cross with their thumb over their forehead, lips, and chest.



This is a practice that has existed in the Catholic Church for a long time and yet not many knows the meaning of the sign nor it’s history, but in this article I will give you a detailed explanation of the sign and everything you need to know about it.



Signs is one of the important aspects of the Catholic Church, it’s an outward gesture which points to an inward belief or prayer happening in our hearts.

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