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Deceased : 1959
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Abbot of [[Abdij van Berne|Berne]], 1942-1959   
Abbot of [[Abdij van Berne|Berne]], 1942-1959   


[[File:Berne-ondersteijn1.jpg|center|300 px|Arms of {{PAGENAME}}]]
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===Origin/meaning===
===Origin/meaning===
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The first quarter represents hope; green is the colour of hope, the phoenix a symbol of resurrection and hope for better times. The second quarter symbolises love with the red colour and rose. The base shows a bible, symbolising his doctorate in theology.
 
The motto can be translated as under the stone and thus is canting (Ondersteijn - 'onder steen' = under stone) and is taken from Isaiah 18:16.


The arms in the Abbey:
The arms in the Abbey:
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[[File:Berne-ondersteijn.jpg|center|300 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]]


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[[Category:Roman Catholic abbots|Ondersteijn]]
[[Category:Roman Catholic abbots|Ondersteijn]]

Latest revision as of 11:52, 17 March 2025

MILO ONDERSTEIJN

Born: ?
Deceased: 1959

Abbot of Berne, 1942-1959

Arms (crest) of Milo Ondersteijn
Official blazon
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The first quarter represents hope; green is the colour of hope, the phoenix a symbol of resurrection and hope for better times. The second quarter symbolises love with the red colour and rose. The base shows a bible, symbolising his doctorate in theology.

The motto can be translated as under the stone and thus is canting (Ondersteijn - 'onder steen' = under stone) and is taken from Isaiah 18:16.

The arms in the Abbey:

Arms (crest) of Milo Ondersteijn


Literature:


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