The Lorraine Cross Sock by SockReligious
The Lorraine cross has a rich history. Lorraine is the area from which one of our primary patron saints came: St. Joan of Arc. During the Second World War, the French chose the Lorraine cross especially because of its connection with St. Joan as a symbol of French resistance. It was, and is, a symbol of hope and faith in victory. For Christians, though, the victory is not against earthly rulers but against the powers of Sin, Death, Hell and Satan.
We invite you to wear these to indicate your desire to surrender to the rightful King who has laid down His life for us and to join "the resistance" to go and rescue others who are living the nightmare that is life apart from God.
The Lorraine cross has a rich history. Lorraine is the area from which one of our primary patron saints came: St. Joan of Arc. During the Second World War, the French chose the Lorraine cross especially because of its connection with St. Joan as a symbol of French resistance. It was, and is, a symbol of hope and faith in victory. For Christians, though, the victory is not against earthly rulers but against the powers of Sin, Death, Hell and Satan.
We invite you to wear these to indicate your desire to surrender to the rightful King who has laid down His life for us and to join "the resistance" to go and rescue others who are living the nightmare that is life apart from God.
The Lorraine cross has a rich history. Lorraine is the area from which one of our primary patron saints came: St. Joan of Arc. During the Second World War, the French chose the Lorraine cross especially because of its connection with St. Joan as a symbol of French resistance. It was, and is, a symbol of hope and faith in victory. For Christians, though, the victory is not against earthly rulers but against the powers of Sin, Death, Hell and Satan.
We invite you to wear these to indicate your desire to surrender to the rightful King who has laid down His life for us and to join "the resistance" to go and rescue others who are living the nightmare that is life apart from God.