The "Procession of the True Cross" is a Christian tradition that commemorates the journey of the cross that Jesus Christ carried to his crucifixion. This event is often marked by a ceremonial procession, where participants carry a cross, symbolizing the sacrifice of Christ. It is celebrated in various Christian communities, particularly during the season of Lent and on Good Friday. During the procession, hymns and prayers are typically recited, and the faithful may reflect on the significance of the cross in their lives. The event serves as a reminder of the suffering and redemption associated with the crucifixion, fostering a sense of community and spiritual connection among participants.