RE: The Banner mail and Flags

["Ramsey, Darwin" <RamseyD@dot.state.sc.us>]

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As a child in Catholic school this story was told as fact.  I have never
seen fit to question what the nuns told me.  :)  I find it interesting that
it's not mentioned in the Catholic Encyclopaedia.  DTR

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	John S. Quarterman [SMTP:jsq@mids.org]
> Sent:	Thursday, March 04, 1999 7:51 PM
> To:	sinclair@jump.net
> Subject:	Re: The Banner mail and Flags 
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> >Thanks John
> >I appreciate it, but is what I said about St. Andrew true?
> >
> >>From what I know, heard etc. St. Andrews cross, the white "X" on blue 
> >>>represents the crucifixtion of St. Andrew who insisted he was unworthy 
> >>>to be crucified like Christ. So he insisted that they crucify him 
> >>>horizontally and the "X" represents that.
> 
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