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The arms were first used in 1960. | |||
The cross is the cross of Saint George and also symbolizes the State of Georgia, named after the British King George II. The four blue stars honour that Georgia was the fourth USA-state to ratify the Constitution of the United States. The golden Cherokee rose on the centre of the cross, is the state flower of Georgia, and is also associated with the Rose of Sharon as well as Mary, the Mystical Rose. | |||
From 1922-1959 the arms also showed the St. George's cross, but in each quarter a small cross. Together with the large cross these formed the five wounds of the crucified Christ. | |||
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No image|[[Thomas Joseph McDonough]] (1960–1967) | No image|[[Thomas Joseph McDonough]] (1960–1967) | ||
No image|[[Gerard Louis Frey]] (1967–1972) | No image|[[Gerard Louis Frey]] (1967–1972) | ||
No image|[[Raymond | No image|[[Raymond William Lessard]] (1973–1995) | ||
No image|[[ | No image|[[John Kevin Boland]] (1995–2011) | ||
File:savannah-hartmayer.jpg|[[Gregory John Hartmayer]] (2011–present) | |||
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DIOCESE OF SAVANNAH (Diœcesis Savannensis)
Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1850
Official blazon
Argent on a cross gules, a rose or between four mullets azure.
Origin/meaning
The arms were first used in 1960.
The cross is the cross of Saint George and also symbolizes the State of Georgia, named after the British King George II. The four blue stars honour that Georgia was the fourth USA-state to ratify the Constitution of the United States. The golden Cherokee rose on the centre of the cross, is the state flower of Georgia, and is also associated with the Rose of Sharon as well as Mary, the Mystical Rose.
From 1922-1959 the arms also showed the St. George's cross, but in each quarter a small cross. Together with the large cross these formed the five wounds of the crucified Christ.
Arms of Bishops
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Francis Xavier Gartland (1850–1854)
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John Barry (1857–1859)
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Augustin Verot (1861–1870)
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Ignatius Persico (1870–1874)
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William Hickley Gross (1873–1885)
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Thomas Albert Andrew Becker (1886–1899)
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Benjamin Joseph Keiley (1900–1922)
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Michael Joseph Keyes (1922–1935)
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Gerald Patrick Aloysius O'Hara (1935–1959)
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Thomas Joseph McDonough (1960–1967)
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Gerard Louis Frey (1967–1972)
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Raymond William Lessard (1973–1995)
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John Kevin Boland (1995–2011)
Gregory John Hartmayer (2011–present)
Arms of Auxiliary Bishops
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Thomas Joseph McDonough (1957–1960)
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