Diocese of Pembroke: Difference between revisions

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DIOCESE OF PEMBROKE DIOECESIS PEMBROKENSIS Country: Canada Denomination: Roman Catholic Established: 1882

Official blazon
English	Azure a cross patonce Or in chief a Celtic knot Argent.

Origin/meaning

The arms were granted on March 15, 2007.

The Celtic decoration represents the artwork in the cathedral of the diocese that honours Saint Columbkille, the Patron Saint of the diocese. The colour blue also represents the Ottawa River that joins the two main parts of the diocese and which was a means of communication for the early missionaries to Canada. The colour blue is also associated with the Blessed Virgin Mary. The colour white represents activity on the water, in the form of the “white-water” appearance of rapids and the waves created by paddlers in canoes. The cross is the style that appears on the seal of the Chancery of the Diocese, as well as on vessels and appointments of the first Bishop of Pembroke, the Most Reverend Narcisse Zephirin Lorrain.

Arms of Bishops

Narcisse Zéphirin Lorrain (1882-1915)
Patrick Thomas Ryan (1916-1937)
Charles Leo Nelligan (1937-1945)
No image

William Joseph Smith (1945-1971)
No image

Joseph Raymond Windle (1971-1993)
Brendan Michael O'Brien (1993-2000)
No image

Richard Smith (2002-2007)
Michael Mulhall (2007-2019)
Guy Desrochers (2020-2023)
Michael Brehl (2024-present)

Literature: Information and image from here

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+|'''English'''
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+===Origin/meaning===
+The arms were granted on March 15, 2007.
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+The Celtic decoration represents the artwork in the cathedral of the diocese that honours Saint Columbkille, the Patron Saint of the diocese. The colour blue also represents the Ottawa River that joins the two main parts of the diocese and which was a means of communication for the early missionaries to Canada. The colour blue is also associated with the Blessed Virgin Mary. The colour white represents activity on the water, in the form of the “white-water” appearance of rapids and the waves created by paddlers in canoes. The cross is the style that appears on the seal of the Chancery of the Diocese, as well as on vessels and appointments of the first Bishop of Pembroke, the Most Reverend Narcisse Zephirin Lorrain.
-====Official blazon====
+====Arms of Bishops====
-Azure a cross patonce Or in chief a Celtic knot Argent;
+<gallery perrow=0>
+File:pembroke-lorrain.jpg|[[Narcisse Zéphirin Lorrain]] (1882-1915)
+File:pembroke-ryan.jpg|[[Patrick Thomas Ryan]] (1916-1937)
+File:pembroke-nelligan.jpg|[[Charles Leo Nelligan]] (1937-1945)
+No image|[[William Joseph Smith]] (1945-1971)
+No image|[[Joseph Raymond Windle]] (1971-1993)
+File:pembroke-obrien.jpg|[[Brendan Michael O'Brien]] (1993-2000)
+No image|[[Richard Smith]] (2002-2007)
+File:pembroke-mulhall.jpg|[[Michael Mulhall]] (2007-2019)
+File:Pembroke-desrochers.jpg|[[Guy Desrochers]] (2020-2023)
+File:Pembroke-brehl.jpg|[[Michael Brehl]] (2024-present)
+</gallery>
-====Origin/meaning====
+[https://www.heraldry-wiki.com/bibliography '''Literature''']: Information and image from [http://archive.gg.ca/heraldry/index_e.asp here]
-The arms were granted on March 15, 2007.
-The Celtic decoration represents the artwork in the cathedral of the diocese that honours Saint Columbkille, the Patron Saint of the diocese. The colour blue also represents the Ottawa River that joins the two main parts of the diocese and which was a means of communication for the early missionaries to Canada. The colour blue is also associated with the Blessed Virgin Mary. The colour white represents activity on the water, in the form of the “white-water” appearance of rapids and the waves created by paddlers in canoes. The cross is the style that appears on the seal of the Chancery of the Diocese, as well as on vessels and appointments of the first Bishop of Pembroke, the Most Reverend Narcisse Zephirin Lorrain.
-[[Literature]] : Information and image from [http://archive.gg.ca/heraldry/index_e.asp here]
+{{religion}}
+{{media}}
-[[Category:Canadian ecclesiastical heraldry]]
+[[Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of Canada]]
 [[Category:Granted 2007]]
 [[Category:Roman Catholic dioceses]]