Cross Fitchy

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Cross Fitchy

The Cross Fitchy is the cross that was used during the Catholic Crusades. It has a pointed bottom and was a symbol used to show loyalty to the Church. It was popularized then due to its resemblance to a sword, symbolizing in a sense taking up the sword for the name of Christ.

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