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The lower half shows wavy bars of two shades of blue to represent water, and therefore to honor Our Blessed Mother in her title of St. Mary of the Lake, patroness of Mundelein Seminary where Bishop Rojas completed his theological studies, and later on, also served in the faculty for eight years. Water also represents the State and City in Mexico where Bishop Rojas was born, Aguascalientes, which means “hot springs.” | The lower half shows wavy bars of two shades of blue to represent water, and therefore to honor Our Blessed Mother in her title of St. Mary of the Lake, patroness of Mundelein Seminary where Bishop Rojas completed his theological studies, and later on, also served in the faculty for eight years. Water also represents the State and City in Mexico where Bishop Rojas was born, Aguascalientes, which means “hot springs.” | ||