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The cross symbolises Christianity. The book stands for the word of God. The ears of wheat symbolises the Sacraments. The crozier symbolises the bishop as the Good Shepherd. The anchor symbolises hope. The motto translates as "So they may live". | The cross symbolises Christianity. The book stands for the word of God. The ears of wheat symbolises the Sacraments. The crozier symbolises the bishop as the Good Shepherd. The anchor symbolises hope. The motto translates as "So they may live". | ||
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The cross symbolises Christianity. The book stands for the word of God. The ears of wheat symbolises the Sacraments. The crozier symbolises the bishop as the Good Shepherd. The anchor symbolises hope. The motto translates as "So they may live".
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