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File:steubenville-mussio.jpg|[[Anthony John King Mussio]] (1945-1977) | |||
File:steubenville-ottenweiler.jpg|[[Albert Henry Ottenweller]] (1977-1992) | |||
File:steubenville-sheldon.jpg|[[Gilbert Ignatius Sheldon]] (1992-2002) | |||
File:steubenville-conlon.jpg|[[Robert Daniel Conlon]] (2002–2011) | |||
File:steubenville-monforton.jpg|[[Jeffrey Marc Monforton]] (2012-present) | File:steubenville-monforton.jpg|[[Jeffrey Marc Monforton]] (2012-present) | ||
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DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE (Dioecesis Steubenvicensis)
Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1944
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The upper third contains three charges of the Blessed Virgin Mary, patroness of the diocese. This dedication is represented in a field of blue, her traditional color. The silver heart is the Immaculate Heart of Mary. On the heart is the Rose of Sharon, a biblical title for Mary. The silver moon indicates Mary´s Immaculate Conception.
The central shows is the arms of Baron Friedrich Von Steuben, after which the city is named.
 The Von Steuben arms in the Wappen-Sammlung (+/- 1910) |
The lowest section indicates the spiritual seat or ´cathedra´ of the diocese, the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral. It is indicated by a celestial crown of gold on a red disc. We see the Holy Name IHS on the crown. The three red pentacostal tongues of fire on a silver field refer to the Church´s evangelical mission (Saint-Luke 12:49).
Arms of Bishops
Anthony John King Mussio (1945-1977)
Albert Henry Ottenweller (1977-1992)
Gilbert Ignatius Sheldon (1992-2002)
Robert Daniel Conlon (2002–2011)
Jeffrey Marc Monforton (2012-present)
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