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Revision as of 13:57, 7 January 2024
OSCAR CANTÚ
Born : December 5, 1966
Deceased :
Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio, 2008-2013
Bishop of Las Cruces, 2013-2018
Coadjutor bishop of San Jose in California, 2018-2019
Bishop of San Jose in California, 2019-present
 Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio |
 Bishop of Las Cruces |
 Bishop of San Jose in California |
Official blazon
- (Las Cruces) Arms impaled. Dexter: arms of the Diocese of Las Cruces. Sinister: Upon a field party per fess Azure and Vert two crosiers in saltire, the one per bend a bishop’s crosier Or and the one per bend sinister, a veiled abbot’s crosier Argent; upon a table Sable a host and chalice Proper all upon a fess overall of the fourth.
Motto: “ZELUS DOMUS TUAE COMEDIT ME”.
Origin/meaning
As common in US episcopal heraldry, the arms show the arms of the diocese impaled with the personal arms of the bishop.
The silver bar withe a black table on which is displayed a gold chalice and silver host, for the Eucharist, the central feature of priestly ministry. These charges are used to signify that the table, in the home and as an altar, are where family gathers and it has always been the most important place for the Cantú family and for the family of Christ.
The golden bishop’s crosier and a simple silver abbot’s veiled crosier are to honour Saint Ansgar, who served God’s church as a Benedictine abbot before he was called to become Bishop of Hamburg. Abbots used a veiled crosier because in ancient days bishop’s worn gloves at certain ceremonies which abbots did not and the veil was to keep the abbot’s hands clean for worship.
The motto “ZELUS DOMUS TUAE COMEDIT ME”, taken from the 69th Psalm expresses the Bishop’s firm belief that in all that he does for God the “zeal for the Lord’s house consumes me.”
The achievement is completed with the heraldic insignia of a prelate of the rank of bishop by instruction of the Holy See, of March 1969, confirmed in March 2001.
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