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Born : July 5, 1923<br>
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Deceased : November 2, 2004  
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Titular Archbishop of Ieper 2003<br>
Titular Archbishop of Ieper 2003<br>
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===Origin/meaning===
===Origin/meaning===
The Heart symbolises the patron of the cardinal, St August. The pliers are the symbol of St Agatha. The Pile shows the arms of Pope [[John Paul II]], a personal friend of the cardinal. It was also he that elevated Joos to the cardinalate.
The Heart symbolises the patron of the cardinal, St August. The pliers are the symbol of St Agatha. The Pile shows the arms of Pope [[John Paul II]], a personal friend of the cardinal. It was also he that elevated Joos to the cardinalate.




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[[Category:Catholic cardinals|Joos]]
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[[Category:Roman Catholic personal arms|Joos]]
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Latest revision as of 11:20, 17 March 2025

GUSTAAF JOOS

Born: July 5, 1923
Deceased: November 2, 2004

Titular Archbishop of Ieper 2003
Cardinal 2003

Arms (crest) of Gustaaf Joos
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Origin/meaning

The Heart symbolises the patron of the cardinal, St August. The pliers are the symbol of St Agatha. The Pile shows the arms of Pope John Paul II, a personal friend of the cardinal. It was also he that elevated Joos to the cardinalate.


Literature:


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