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The silver shield symbolizes transparency, truth and finally justice. The chevron symbolizes the truss of a building, that part under which the community, the Church, assembles. The chevron is charged with three golden crowns to recall the Cathedral of Venice, dedicated to the Epiphany. The crowns, taken from the Coat of Arms of the Diocese of Venice, symbolize the wise men, astrologers who followed the star in search of Jesus Christ. The blue used for the chevron symbolizes the separation from worldly values and the ascent of the soul toward God. | The silver shield symbolizes transparency, truth and finally justice. The chevron symbolizes the truss of a building, that part under which the community, the Church, assembles. The chevron is charged with three golden crowns to recall the Cathedral of Venice, dedicated to the Epiphany. The crowns, taken from the Coat of Arms of the Diocese of Venice, symbolize the wise men, astrologers who followed the star in search of Jesus Christ. The blue used for the chevron symbolizes the separation from worldly values and the ascent of the soul toward God. |
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