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The six small hills in silver in base are based on the arms of Pope [[Paul VI]], who established the diocese. They also refer to the mountains of Tennessee. The two wavy blue bands in chief represent the Mississippi and Tennessee rivers, the western and eastern (respectively) geographical borders of the diocese. | The six small hills in silver in base are based on the arms of Pope [[Paul VI]], who established the diocese. They also refer to the mountains of Tennessee. The two wavy blue bands in chief represent the Mississippi and Tennessee rivers, the western and eastern (respectively) geographical borders of the diocese. | ||