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The Centre for Ecclesiastical Heraldry is an '''international''', '''non-denominational''' and '''non-profit''' platform of (amateur) heraldists interested in ecclesiastical heraldry. | The Centre for Ecclesiastical Heraldry is an '''international''', '''non-denominational''' and '''non-profit''' platform of (amateur) heraldists interested in ecclesiastical heraldry. | ||
[[File:Ceh.jpg|350 px|center|Centre for Ecclesiastical Heraldry logo]] | |||
The CEH will help any religious person or organisation in their process of acquiring a coat of arms for him/herself or the organisation. This can be for a parish priest, a deacon, a vicar, a parish, a bishop, a cardinal etc. We work for all major religions and observe the accepted rules and regulations of the respective church and local heraldic authorities (if present). | The CEH will help any religious person or organisation in their process of acquiring a coat of arms for him/herself or the organisation. This can be for a parish priest, a deacon, a vicar, a parish, a bishop, a cardinal etc. We work for all major religions and observe the accepted rules and regulations of the respective church and local heraldic authorities (if present). | ||
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==Why a Centre for Ecclesiastical Heraldry ?== | ==Why a Centre for Ecclesiastical Heraldry ?== | ||
None of the major (Christian) churches, Catholic, Anglican or Lutheran, currently has a heraldic authority, but all have a long heraldic tradition. | None of the major (Christian) churches, Catholic, Anglican, Orthodox or Lutheran, currently has a heraldic authority, but all have a long heraldic tradition. The ecclesiastical heraldic tradition has developed in the Catholic Church since the 13th century and spread among other religions worldwide. | ||
[[File:Copenhagen-martensen | [[File:Copenhagen-martensen.png|150 px|center]] | ||
The '''Catholic Church''' has some basic regulations for the external ornaments for Bishops, Cardinals and other prelates. But no general guidelines on heraldic design of arms for (parishes, (arch)dioceses or prelates. In some countries | The '''Catholic Church''' has some basic regulations for the external ornaments for Bishops, Cardinals and other prelates. But no general guidelines on heraldic design of arms for (parishes, (arch)dioceses or prelates. In some countries a heraldic tradition has developed locally based on local traditions and heraldic authorities, whereas in other countries there are no regulations or guidelines. | ||
[[File:Anglican diocese of Mauritius.jpg|150 px|center]] | [[File:Anglican diocese of Mauritius.jpg|150 px|center]] | ||
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[[File:Lutherrose.jpg|150 px|center]] | [[File:Lutherrose.jpg|150 px|center]] | ||
The '''Lutheran''' church has no central or general rules on heraldry. In some countries, f.e. Sweden, an proper system of heraldry has been developed based on the national heraldic guidelines, but this is | The '''Lutheran''' church has no central or general rules on heraldry. In some countries, f.e. Sweden, an proper system of heraldry has been developed based on the national heraldic guidelines, but this is not the case for other countries. | ||
[[File:Shaarhashomayim.rel.jpg|150 px|center]] | [[File:Shaarhashomayim.rel.jpg|150 px|center]] | ||
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File:Montevideo-gonzalez.jpg | File:Montevideo-gonzalez.jpg | ||
File:Rancagua | File:Rancagua.png | ||
File:Sjosec-teixeira.jpg | File:Sjosec-teixeira.jpg | ||
File:Surabaya-wisaksono.jpg | File:Surabaya-wisaksono.jpg | ||
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File:Diocese on the Niger.jpg | File:Diocese on the Niger.jpg | ||
File:Umzimkulu-dziuba.jpg | File:Umzimkulu-dziuba.jpg | ||
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Examples of our designs : | Examples of our designs : | ||
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File:utrecht- | File:utrecht-woorts.rel.jpg|Mgr Woorts (design Hans van Heijningen) | ||
File:Anconaosmio-spina.jpg|Mgr. Angelo Spina (design Giuseppe Quattrociocchi) | |||
File:septfons.rel.jpg|Abbey of Sept Fons (design Massimo Ghirardi) | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Information, requests and orders== | ==Information, requests and orders== | ||
If you would like the request the help of the Centre for Ecclesiastical Heraldry, or have your existing arms registered, please contact us at:<br> | If you would like the request the help of the Centre for Ecclesiastical Heraldry, or have your existing arms registered, please contact us at:<br> | ||
* [mailto:ceh@ngw.nl e-mail] | * [mailto:ceh@ngw.nl e-mail] (in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Czech or Slovak) | ||
or | or | ||