Kissing the hand after making the sign of the cross is a sign of respect and devotion to God or Jesus Christ in some cultures. It is a tradition that has been passed down through generations as a way to show reverence for the religious act of crossing oneself.
Kissing the hand after making the sign of the cross is a sign of reverence and devotion in some cultures. It is a way to show respect for the symbol of the cross and to express one's faith and devotion to God.
To sign "kiss" in American Sign Language (ASL), bring your dominant hand up to your lips, puckering your lips slightly as if about to kiss someone, then move your hand forward slightly.
"Kiss the donkey" is not a common phrase with a widely recognized meaning. In some cultures, it could potentially be a playful or humorous way to refer to showing appreciation or giving respect.
To sign "kiss" in ASL, bring your dominant hand up to your lips and make a kissing motion. You can also use the sign for "blow a kiss" by bringing your hand up to your lips and blowing the kiss outwards.
To make the sign of the cross the "long way," you begin by touching your forehead, then your chest, followed by your left shoulder and then your right shoulder. This is often used in Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic traditions.
yes, if theres no tongue its not making out, just kissing. a french kiss is a single kiss. frenching and making out go hand in hand, Tongue = OO YEAH
When some Catholics kiss their fingers after making the sign of the cross, they are symbolically kissing a cross formed by placing the thumb and forefinger at right angles. This is an ancient gesture of devotion, implying a humble acceptance of oneâ??s own cross, in imitation of Jesus.
it depends... is it making out or just kissing? if its making out, then you should put one hand gently on her face, and the other on her waist. pull her towards you. if its just a regular kiss, then... just hug her first, pull away then kiss her
you kiss it
Roman Catholic answer:Of course you can replace the cross on a rosary. The only thing that might be a factor is the blessing. When something is broken, it normally loses its blessing. A fixed altar, for instance, if it is moved in anyway, would lose its consecration. If you remove the crucifix from a blessed rosary, it would lose its blessing and have to be blessed again when you replace the crucifix.
Do I? No. I am Russian Orthodox, and our Bishops do not wear rings. When we ask the Bishop's blessing, we lay our right hand (open hand, palm up) over our left hand, and gold them in front of our chest area; the Bishop will make the Sign of the Cross over us, then lay his right hand on our hands, at which time we kiss his hand. Roman Catholics kiss the ring of the Bishop-any Bishop, "arch" or not...and, of course, the Pope and Cardinals...who are, after all, Bishops too.
yes
you kiss the girls hand
if you mean are they making mii's kiss in rock band. no
the lock in;) then kiss him/her on the cheek
a man should have to kiss women hand in age of 17 or 18.
Yes it was. lt's always proper to kiss mom on the hand.