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The Shamrock alludes to Ireland and the Crowned Eagle's head alludes to the Eagle in the Coat of Arms of Poland. The Cross symbolises the Christian character of the Chaplaincy. | The Shamrock alludes to Ireland and the Crowned Eagle's head alludes to the Eagle in the Coat of Arms of Poland. The Cross symbolises the Christian character of the Chaplaincy. | ||
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[[Literature]] : Martin's Eccelsiastical Heraldry | [[Literature]] : Martin's Eccelsiastical Heraldry |
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POLISH CHAPLAINCY IN IRELAND
Country : Poland
Denomination : Roman Catholic
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The Shamrock alludes to Ireland and the Crowned Eagle's head alludes to the Eagle in the Coat of Arms of Poland. The Cross symbolises the Christian character of the Chaplaincy.
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Literature : Martin's Eccelsiastical Heraldry