Also from the basement. I look at the bottom—something is glinting. I dive down. A cross. I ask Krom…

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Also from the basement. I look at the bottom—something is glinting. I dive down. A cross. I ask Kromko whose it is. Woman: — Oh, ours! It's my little boy's. My little boy! Come here. You lost your cross! The little one approaches, about as tall as my Andryukha, two meters. She hands it over. Some time later, I see the glint again. The same cross. I ask: — Could you take off the cross? — Oh, how would the boy be without protection?
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Olchik
My ex-mother-in-law baptized her ex-husband twice because he was often sick 🫤
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Dontsova Natalya
But crosses are usually removed before bathing. They can fall off.
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prosto LYuDOK
This isn't about faith, it's about rituals. A believer has faith, not in crosses 🤷️
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Samsonova Anya
Wearing a cross necklace isn't a ritual, but a symbol of Christian faith.
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Ekaterina Grebneva
I don't take it off. Nothing falls off.
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Ekaterina Grebneva
A cross is a symbol of faith, not a ritual.
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