Though the Triquetra may have first been used by ancient Celtic pagan cults, it was adopted by early Irish Christians and is most commonly associated with the Holy Trinity.  The beauty of the symbol is in its simplicity.  Being visually pleasing and unfamiliar to most Christians and non-Christians, the allure will certainly spark examination from others regarding what it represents.
 
For those with Evangelistic intent it provides an opportunity to enlighten others of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.  For others who may not have the Spiritual Gift of Evangelism, it simply offers an opportunity to represent the calling of a Christian lifestyle; being the Salt to the World and preserving God’s Word.  Given the offensiveness of the cross to both Christians and non-Christians, this ancient symbol will stimulate much interest and conversation by many creating a much needed dialogue between Christians and the World.

The Triquetra - From the Latin word meaning "three cornered" is an ancient symbol for the Holy Trinity known as God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.