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VICTOR JOSEPH REED
Born : December 23, 1905
Deceased : September 7, 1971
Auxiliary Bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa, 1957-1958; Titular Bishop of Limisa
Bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa, 1958-1971
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Origin/meaning
The V-shape in the shield refer to his name, Victor, and his patron saint Pope Victor I.
The eagles and lions symbolise his parents; the eagles are taken from a (non-related) Reed family from Scotland, and the lions from a (non-related) Collins family from Ireland.
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