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'''Born''': July 5, 1923<br>
'''Deceased''': November 2, 2004


Born : July 5, 1923 in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium <br>
Titular Archbishop of Ieper 2003<br>
Deceased : November 2, 2004 in Landskouter, Belgium
Cardinal 2003


Cardinal: October 21, 2003<br>
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Titular Archbishop of Ieper, October 11, 2003


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===Origin/meaning===
The Heart symbolises the patron of the cardinal, St August. The pliers are the symbol of St Agatha. The Pile shows the arms of Pope [[John Paul II]], a personal friend of the cardinal. It was also he that elevated Joos to the cardinalate.


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[[Literature]] : Image from Hans van Heijningen
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Latest revision as of 15:13, 28 January 2024

GUSTAAF JOOS

Born: July 5, 1923
Deceased: November 2, 2004

Titular Archbishop of Ieper 2003
Cardinal 2003

Arms (crest) of Gustaaf Joos
Official blazon
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The Heart symbolises the patron of the cardinal, St August. The pliers are the symbol of St Agatha. The Pile shows the arms of Pope John Paul II, a personal friend of the cardinal. It was also he that elevated Joos to the cardinalate.


Literature:


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