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===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
The arms of the Diocese of Amarillo are gold to reflect the fact that the name of the See city is the Spanish word for the color “yellow”, Amarillo. The cross is of course a typical Christian symbol. The cross is red to honor the Spanish explorers who first settled the area that is now the Amarillo diocese. | The arms of the Diocese of Amarillo are gold to reflect the fact that the name of the See city is the Spanish word for the color “yellow”, Amarillo. The cross is of course a typical Christian symbol. The cross is red to honor the Spanish explorers who first settled the area that is now the Amarillo diocese. | ||