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A bush aflame yet unconsumed, manifesting God's presence, holiness, and indestructibility.

A bush aflame yet unconsumed, manifesting God's presence, holiness, and indestructibility.

The apostolic transmission of revealed truth, which together with Scripture forms the source of Catholic faith.

The apostolic transmission of revealed truth, which together with Scripture forms the source of Catholic faith.

The bush that Moses saw burning with fire yet not consumed on Mount Horeb. It symbolizes the holiness and indestructibility of God's presence, and prefigures God's preservation of Israel in affliction.

The bush that Moses saw burning with fire yet not consumed on Mount Horeb. It symbolizes the holiness and indestructibility of God's presence, and prefigures God's preservation of Israel in affliction.

A plaited crown of thorns placed on Jesus' head, symbolizing His royal dignity amidst suffering and mockery.

A plaited crown of thorns placed on Jesus' head, symbolizing His royal dignity amidst suffering and mockery.

The personal covenant name of God, revealed at the burning bush, signifying His eternal self-existence and faithfulness to His promises.

The personal covenant name of God, revealed at the burning bush, signifying His eternal self-existence and faithfulness to His promises.

The linen loincloth worn close to the body represents Israel's intimate bond with God; its ruin symbolizes the people's corruption through idolatry, rendering them useless.

The linen loincloth worn close to the body represents Israel's intimate bond with God; its ruin symbolizes the people's corruption through idolatry, rendering them useless.