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The silver dove descending in flight represents the Holy Spirit, the twelve golden stars symbolize the Virgin Mary in the blue area of the shield. Two rays, one silver and one red, refer to the mercy of God, who works through the Holy Spirit in the Church. In the base the pillars of Gediminas are seen. This is Lithuania’s oldest national symbol. | The silver dove descending in flight represents the Holy Spirit, the twelve golden stars symbolize the Virgin Mary in the blue area of the shield. Two rays, one silver and one red, refer to the mercy of God, who works through the Holy Spirit in the Church. In the base the pillars of Gediminas are seen. This is Lithuania’s oldest national symbol. | ||