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by ImaCatholic2 on March 27th, 2008
Catholics genuflect when entering and leaving a Church (or a pew).
Kneeling on one knee is a sign of honor and worship to Jesus Christ and an expression of faith in his real presence in the tabernacle as consecrated bread.
Making the Sign of the Cross while genuflecting is optional.
With love in Christ.
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