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MARTIN JOHN SPALDING

Born : May 23, 1810
Deceased : February 7, 1872

Bishop of Louisville, 1850-1864
Archbishop of Baltimore, 1864-1872

Official blazon

Purpure, a monogram of the letter M intertwined with the same letter inverted argent, within a bordure of the last. Motto: Auspice Maria (Under the protection of Mary)

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