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DIOCESE OF FAIRBANKS (Dioecesis de Fairbanks)

Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1894 as Apostolic Prefecture of Alaska
Elevated to Apostolic Vicariate of Alaska in 1916
Elevated to Diocese of Fairbanks in 1962

Official blazon
English	blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The North Star on a blue field over the mountains of Alaska refers to the geographical position of the diocese.

In the chief, between two red roses on a field of gold, is the Sacred Heart of Jesus, titular symbol of the Diocese of Fairbanks’ Cathedral. This commemorates the consecration of Alaska to the Sacred Heart by the late Archbishop Charles-Jean Seghers of Victoria, which then included the territory of Alaska, on Easter Sunday, 1874. The roses, representing St. Therese of Lisieux, Patroness of the Alaska Missions, recall her promise, "After my death I will let fall a shower of roses."

Arms of Apostolic vicars and prefects

Joseph Raphael John Crimont (1904-1945)
Francis Doyle Gleeson (1945-1962)

Arms of Bishops

Francis Doyle Gleeson (1962-1968)
George Theodore Boileau (Coadjutor, 1964-1965)
Robert Louis Whelan (1968-1985)
Michael Joseph Kaniecki (1985-2000)
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Donald Joseph Kettler (2002-2013)
Chad William Zielinski (2014-2022)
Steven John Maekawa (2023-present)

Literature: Info from the Diocese of Fairbanks

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+'''DIOCESE OF FAIRBANKS''' (Dioecesis de Fairbanks)
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+Country : [[Ecclesiastical heraldry of the United States|United States]]<br>
+Denomination : [[:Category:Catholic heraldry|Roman Catholic]]
-Denomination : Roman Catholic
+Established : 1894 as Apostolic Prefecture of Alaska<br>
+Elevated to Apostolic Vicariate of Alaska in 1916<br>
+Elevated to Diocese of Fairbanks in 1962
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-===Official blazon===
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+|+Official blazon
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+|'''English'''
+| blazon wanted
+|}
+===Origin/meaning===
+The North Star on a blue field over the mountains of Alaska refers to the geographical position of the diocese.
+In the chief, between two red roses on a field of gold, is the Sacred Heart of Jesus, titular symbol of the Diocese of Fairbanks’ Cathedral. This commemorates the consecration of Alaska to the Sacred Heart by the late Archbishop [[Charles-Jean Seghers]] of Victoria, which then included the territory of Alaska, on Easter Sunday, 1874. The roses, representing St. Therese of Lisieux, Patroness of the Alaska Missions, recall her promise, "After my death I will let fall a shower of roses."
+====Arms of Apostolic vicars and prefects====
+<gallery perrow=0>
+File:fairbanks-crimont1.jpg|[[Joseph Raphael John Crimont]] (1904-1945)
+File:Fairbanks-gleeson.jpg|[[Francis Doyle Gleeson]] (1945-1962)
+</gallery>
-===Origin/meaning===
+====Arms of Bishops====
-{{missing}}
+<gallery perrow=0>
+File:Fairbanks-gleeson.jpg|[[Francis Doyle Gleeson]] (1962-1968)
+File:Fairbanks-boileau.jpg|[[George Theodore Boileau]] (Coadjutor, 1964-1965)
+File:Fairbanks-whelan.jpg|[[Robert Louis Whelan]] (1968-1985)
+File:fairbanks-kaniecki.jpg|[[Michael Joseph Kaniecki]] (1985-2000)
+No image|[[Donald Joseph Kettler]] (2002-2013)
+File:fairbanks-zielinski.jpg|[[Chad William Zielinski]] (2014-2022)
+File:fairbanks-maekawa.jpg|[[Steven John Maekawa]] (2023-present)
+</gallery>
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+[[Heraldic literature - Ecclesiastical heraldry|'''Literature''']]: Info from the Diocese of Fairbanks
-[[Literature]] : Image from [http://commons.wikimedia.org Wikipedia] by Alekjds
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+{{media}}
 [[Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of the United States]]
 [[Category:Roman Catholic dioceses]]

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