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DIOCESE OF JUNEAU (Dioecesis Junellensis)

Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1951

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Juneau

Official blazon

Per fess enarched azure and argent, a crescent of the second in the sinister chief point between, to sinister a seven points star or, to dexter the Ursa Minor constellation of the last and three wavy bars of the first in base.

Origin/meaning

The eight five pointed golden stars in the formation of the Constellation Great Bear or The big dipper. The two stars that form the front edge of the dipper point to the North Star, of extreme importance to all travellers, explorers, hunters, and outdoor men and women who use the stars for navigation. The constellation is taken from the state flag of Alaska.

The silver crescent honours our Blessed Mother, titular of the cathedral in Juneau, in her title of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Issuant from the base of the design is a field of blue and silver wavy bars, to represent the many waters which are such a significant part of the life in the diocese of Juneau.

Arms of Bishops

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Robert Dermot O'Flanagan (1951-1968)
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Francis Thomas Hurley (1971-1976)
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Michael Hughes Kenny (1979-1995)
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Michael William Warfel (1996-2007)
Edward James Burns (2009-2017)
Andrew Eugene Bellisario (2017-present)

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Literature : diocesan website

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