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Born : 5 May 1967<br>
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Deceased :  
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Bishop of [[Diocese of Christchurch (Roman Catholic)|Christchurch]], 2017-present
Bishop of [[Diocese of Christchurch (Roman Catholic)|Christchurch]], 2017-2021<br>
Coadjutor Archbishop of [[Archdiocese of Wellington|Wellington]], 2021-2023<br>
Archbishop of [[Archdiocese of Wellington|Wellington]], 2023-present<br>
Bishop of [[Military Oridinariate of New Zealand|the military]], 2023-present


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===Official blazon===
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Per chevron, a lamb statant Proper holding in the bend of its front leg a shepherd's staff Gules: on a chief nebuly Azure the monogram of the Blessed Virgin Mary Argent.


===Origin/meaning===
===Origin/meaning===
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The main charges of the shield have particular significance for Bishop Martin. The chief is blue and with the Marian symbol (monogram) represents Mary. Bishop Martin is a member of the Society of Mary.


The gold base depicts the lamb holding the crook and represents the Good Shepherd who is a sign of comfort for us. It is also a reminder of the call of Christ to shepherd the flock, a responsibility Bishop Martin has as the chief shepherd of the diocese of Christchurch. Sheep are also a reminder of Hawkes Bay, the rich agricultural area where Bishop Martin was raised'.
On a scroll below the shield is Bishop Martin's motto: Rejoice in the Lord always from Philippians 4:4.
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Latest revision as of 13:55, 28 January 2024

PAUL GERARD MARTIN

Born: 5 May 1967
Deceased:

Bishop of Christchurch, 2017-2021
Coadjutor Archbishop of Wellington, 2021-2023
Archbishop of Wellington, 2023-present
Bishop of the military, 2023-present

Arms (crest) of Paul Gerard Martin

Bishop
Arms (crest) of Paul Gerard Martin

Archbishop
Official blazon
English blazon wanted

Per chevron, a lamb statant Proper holding in the bend of its front leg a shepherd's staff Gules: on a chief nebuly Azure the monogram of the Blessed Virgin Mary Argent.

Origin/meaning

The main charges of the shield have particular significance for Bishop Martin. The chief is blue and with the Marian symbol (monogram) represents Mary. Bishop Martin is a member of the Society of Mary.

The gold base depicts the lamb holding the crook and represents the Good Shepherd who is a sign of comfort for us. It is also a reminder of the call of Christ to shepherd the flock, a responsibility Bishop Martin has as the chief shepherd of the diocese of Christchurch. Sheep are also a reminder of Hawkes Bay, the rich agricultural area where Bishop Martin was raised'.

On a scroll below the shield is Bishop Martin's motto: Rejoice in the Lord always from Philippians 4:4.

Literature:



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