Cross pommée. Cross crosslet. Cross fitché.
The "cross crosslet" is formed of four Latin or Passion crosses placed foot to foot.
It is said that the "cross fitché" (sharpened and so fixable in the ground) was carried in pilgrimages so that it might be readily set up while performing devotions.
The "cross patté" (broad-footed) is much like the "Maltese cross," the cross of Knights Templars and Hospitalers, which differs from it simply in having its extremities indented or notched. The eight points thus formed are said to symbolize the eight Beatitudes of our Lord.
Cross patté
The "floriated cross," which is developed in many ornamental forms, as the cross bursting into bloom or adorned with garlands, alludes to the triumph of Christ and to our future triumph and glory through Him. It symbolizes also our holy religion growing with perpetual vitality.