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LÉON-ADOLPHE AMETTE
Born : September 6, 1850
Deceased : August 29, 1920
Bishop of Bayeux, 1898-1906
Coadjutor Archbishop of Paris, 1906-1908
Archbishop of Paris, 1908-1920
Cardinal 1911
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Official blazon
Ecartelé en sautoir; au 1 de gueules au Sacré Cœur de Jésus d'or; aux 2 et 3 d'azur à la rose feuillée d’or; au 4 d’or à la rose de gueules figée effeuillée de sinople.
Motto: Vivere Christus est
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