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St. Francis of Assisi Tau Cross – Quarter zip #pullover
Tau is the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet and is thought to be the symbol with which Ezekiel marked those chosen by God (Ez 9:4). Pope Innocent III opened the Fourth Lateran Council in 1215 (which was very important to St. Francis) with a homily on this Scripture passage.
St. Francis of Assisi eventually signed his letters not with his name but with this symbol. Many Franciscans wear such a cross on a piece of leather, and Franciscan pilgrimage programs often begin by giving each participant such a cross. It represents a journey never completed this side of heaven. The Tau reminds us of St. Francis’ saying, “Let us begin again.”
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Quarter zip pullover – Jumping and squatting your way through an intense workout is difficult enough, so why not make it easier with comfy clothing that embraces your movement? The eco-friendly pullover is lightweight and comfortable and has sweat-wicking qualities that will keep your body cool and dry.
• 100% recycled polyester
• Regular fit
• Self-mock collar, bottom hem, and cuffs
• UPF 50+ protection
• Hydrophilic finish
• Contrast color adidas logo on the left sleeve
St. Francis of Assisi eventually signed his letters not with his name but with this symbol. Many Franciscans wear such a cross on a piece of leather, and Franciscan pilgrimage programs often begin by giving each participant such a cross. It represents a journey never completed this side of heaven. The Tau reminds us of St. Francis’ saying, “Let us begin again.”
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Quarter zip pullover – Jumping and squatting your way through an intense workout is difficult enough, so why not make it easier with comfy clothing that embraces your movement? The eco-friendly pullover is lightweight and comfortable and has sweat-wicking qualities that will keep your body cool and dry.
• 100% recycled polyester
• Regular fit
• Self-mock collar, bottom hem, and cuffs
• UPF 50+ protection
• Hydrophilic finish
• Contrast color adidas logo on the left sleeve