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5 more times to make the sign of the cross


5 more times to make the sign of the cross

  • When passing by a Church

    
    ....to honor the Blessed Sacrament present inside.

  • When passing by a Cemetery

(Or when someone has passed away)

    ....as a prayer for the release of the Holy Souls.

  • When you hear a Siren

    ....to heal those in danger of Dying.

  • When you hear the Siren of Firetrucks


    ....to stop the conflagration.

  • When you see an accident


    ....as protection for those in PERIL.


(You may also add An Our Father Or A Hail Mary)

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