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WILLIAM STANG

Born : April 21, 1854
Deceased : February 2, 1907

Bishop of Fall River, 1904-1907

Official blazon

A landscape all proper; a palm tree growing by the bank of a river, above it a golden Latin cross surrounded by rays of golden light; resting against the trunk of this tree in saltire, a pastoral staff and a processional cross, the latter in bend, the former in bend sinsister.
Motto: Super Rivos Aquarum Fructificate (Eccl. 39:17)

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