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What is the original sign of the cross with the hands, the Orthodox with three fingers and right to left or Catholic with the palm and from left to right? - Quora
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Three-finger salute (Serbian) - Wikipedia
What is the original sign of the cross with the hands, the Orthodox with three fingers and right to left or Catholic with the palm and from left to right? - Quora
Icon of the Mother of God “Of the Three Hands” - Orthodox Church in America
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