Which religious symbol was intentionally redesigned in the 20th century to create a more unified visual identity across global Christian denominations?

Throughout history, religious symbols have been powerful design elements that communicate deep meaning and evoke emotional responses. Many organizations, from ancient temples to modern spiritual centers, have understood the power of intentional product design in creating meaningful experiences. This trivia explores how product design principles intersect with religious symbolism across different faith traditions.

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The Christian cross, standardized by the World Council of Churches in 1948 to promote ecumenical unity
The ichthys (fish symbol), redesigned in the 1970s to serve as a recognizable brand mark for Christian businesses
The Chi Rho monogram, modernized by Vatican II (1962-1965) to appeal to younger Catholics
The Christogram IHS, systematically reimagined by Jesuit designers in 1929 to create consistent branding across their global institutions