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The cross represents the one that was erected in Tres Cruces, when the first visit of John Paul II to Uruguay (1987), and that remained in that historic place, not without being, like Christ, "sign of contradiction". The cross is located in one of the points of arrival in the city, and seems to pose the question of faith to everyone who passes by: "Who do you say I am?". | The cross represents the one that was erected in Tres Cruces, when the first visit of John Paul II to Uruguay (1987), and that remained in that historic place, not without being, like Christ, "sign of contradiction". The cross is located in one of the points of arrival in the city, and seems to pose the question of faith to everyone who passes by: "Who do you say I am?". | ||