St. Peter’s Cross

St. Peter’s Cross is an upside-down cross, which is a type of cross that was used as a way to torture and execute people in the Middle Ages.

In Christianity, the St. Peter’s Cross represents Saint Peter who was crucified upside down because he did not feel worthy to die in the same way as Jesus. Check out our articles below to learn more about St. Peter’s cross and all the other cross variants.

Upside Down Cross Meaning, Symbolism And Tattoo Ideas (Saint Peter’s/Petrine Cross)

Upside Down Cross Also Known As Petrine Cross and Inverted Cross In Black and White Colors

Many symbols were transformed and associated with several different meanings as time passed. Today, we will be examining one of them, the upside down cross. What does it mean? When did it originate and how did it come to be a satanic symbol? The answers to all these questions and more is here in this article. Without further ado, here is everything you need to know about the upside down cross meaning, origin and uses. What Is An Upside Down Cross? … Continue reading the article

Different Types Of Crosses And Their Meanings – Christian Cross Variants

Ankh the Ancient Symbol from Egypt

In today’s post, we will be delving into the meaning and symbolism behind one of  the most popular symbols in the world, namely, the cross. Here is our extensive list of all the different types of crosses including both non-Christian and Christian variations. Christian Cross Variants Naturally, we will start our list with the variants of the Christian cross and when we say ‘Christian cross’, the first thing that comes to mind is, of course, the plain, old Latin cross. Latin … Continue reading the article