Red Cross and Red Crescent

There have been many legends of people 'helping' jesus to the Cross. St Veronica is one such legend - a woman who gave a towel to Christ to wipe his bloodstained face and on receiving it back an image of Christ had miraculously transfererred to the towel. However, there is absolutely no historical basis or evidence for this event despite many (primarily Roman Catholics) believing it to be a true story.

The only person for which there is historical (ie gospel) evidence for his helping Jesus to the Cross was Simon of Cyrene, a visitor to Jerusalem who was forcibly drafted in to carry the crossbeam for Jesus as, after his scourging, he was to weak to carry it. (although John, in his account, makes no mention of Simon). After this good deed, Simon disappears into the crowd, never to be heard of again, his fame in the gospels being short-lived. All we know of him is that he was from Cyrene, a city in northern Africa. As a result of this, some people believe that he may have been black, but this is conjecture as Cyrene was as cosmopolitan a city as was Athens, Corinth or even Jerusalem.

German Cross was created on 1941-09-28.

The three C's in Red Cross stand for Check, Call, Care and is found in chapter 4 of the First Aid & CPR Manual.

The Red Cross provide emergency food in times of severe natural disaster. They might provide emergency food when the living conditions of the people are below standards.

There are no specific qualifications per se; you must be able to pass a background check and be willing to learn the Red Cross policies and procedures on how things are done.

The Red Cross helps the homeless by providing food and shelter to homeless people. Especially after a disaster such as a typhoon, the Red Cross will do all it can to find shelter for victims in this type of tragedy.

No the red Cross have nothing what so ever to do with Greyhound racing. ADDED: If your question has to do with getting free or cut-rate bus tickets: You can contact the local Red Cross Chapter and ask. Depending on the local Chapters's financial situation they may be able to help you individually, or they may have some kind of an agreement with the bus company regarding cut-rate transportation.

Bhai ghanaiya Ji (1648 to 1718), was the founder of red cross, for more details check Wikipedia or encyclopedia of Bhai ghanaiya ji

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In Muslim countries, the corresponding organization is called "Red Crescent". There's an international organization of the various semi-independent national Red Cross/Red Crescent/Red Whatever (I think it is, or has been, called "Red Lion" in some places) organizations.

Barbados Red Cross Society was created in 1960.

The colors of the Bahamian flag are:

Black- represents power and strenght of the people.

Yellow- the sun and the sand on the beach.

Aquamarine- the sea and the sky.

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Starting first baseman for the 1961 Reds was Gordy Coleman. He played in 150 games and hit .287 with 26 HRs and 87 RBIs.

red blood cells are replaced ever 120 days, so therefore are replaced 3 times a year

Red Cross helps people with food,shelter & medicines during natural or man made emergences

The American Telegraphon Company was founded in 1905

Red Alarm was created on 1995-08-14.

No, the American Red Cross doesn't have a hospital.

Geneva College is an Christian liberal arts college in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, United States, north of Pittsburgh. The Geneva College was founded in 1848.

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Yes. It symbolizes Jesus' blood on a cross, as he was crucified for being openly homosexual.

Fort Dix is near Jobstown, New Jersey.

The significance or symbol was a red cross to show that someone has died of it or has caught it

The American Red Cross is a non profit organization.

After collecting bags of blood, the American Red Cross will distribute the blood to all hospitals, donate it to the needy and if the supply permits, it is filtered into various components and these components are used in research.