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Born : December 22, 1933<br> | '''Born''':December 22, 1933<br> | ||
Deceased : | '''Deceased''': | ||
Auxiliary Bishop of [[Archdiocese of Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], 1996-2010; Titular Bishop of Siminina | Auxiliary Bishop of [[Archdiocese of Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], 1996-2010; Titular Bishop of Siminina | ||
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Azure; between an open hand to dexter and fleur-de-lis to sinister, both Argent; on a pale Sable, fimbriated of the second, to chief a plate, charged with a cross Guies, and in base, an open volume, edged Or, charged with an Alpha and an Omega of the fourth. | Azure; between an open hand to dexter and fleur-de-lis to sinister, both Argent; on a pale Sable, fimbriated of the second, to chief a plate, charged with a cross Guies, and in base, an open volume, edged Or, charged with an Alpha and an Omega of the fourth. | ||
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The Bishop's Motto," STAY WITH US, LORD," is taken from the Emmaus story in Luke's Gospel, (Luke 24:29) and is used to signify the twenty one years that Bishop Maginnis has spent in youth ministry. The motto expresses the goal and the aim of all young people and of the Bishop, that the Lord, in His Grace, and His Love, in His Word and in His Sacraments will stay with us all our lives. | The Bishop's Motto," STAY WITH US, LORD," is taken from the Emmaus story in Luke's Gospel, (Luke 24:29) and is used to signify the twenty one years that Bishop Maginnis has spent in youth ministry. The motto expresses the goal and the aim of all young people and of the Bishop, that the Lord, in His Grace, and His Love, in His Word and in His Sacraments will stay with us all our lives. | ||
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[[Literature]] : http://archphila.org/bishops_coa/bishopmaginnsi_coa.htm, 2009 | [[Heraldic literature - Ecclesiastical heraldry|'''Literature''']]: | ||
http://archphila.org/bishops_coa/bishopmaginnsi_coa.htm, 2009 | |||
[[Category:Roman Catholic bishops|Maginnis]] | [[Category:Roman Catholic bishops|Maginnis]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:03, 10 August 2024
ROBERT PATRICK MAGINNIS
Born:December 22, 1933
Deceased:
Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia, 1996-2010; Titular Bishop of Siminina
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Azure; between an open hand to dexter and fleur-de-lis to sinister, both Argent; on a pale Sable, fimbriated of the second, to chief a plate, charged with a cross Guies, and in base, an open volume, edged Or, charged with an Alpha and an Omega of the fourth.
Origin/meaning
The silver hand signifies service, and a silver fleur-de-lis honours the Blessed Mother.
The black pale is use to signify the "Road to Emmaus" and is the first clear proof of how the disciples found Christ, mainly in the Breaking of the Bread. On this road, are a host (silver charged with a red cross) and an open book, (silver edged in gold and charged with a red alpha and omega.)
The Bishop's Motto," STAY WITH US, LORD," is taken from the Emmaus story in Luke's Gospel, (Luke 24:29) and is used to signify the twenty one years that Bishop Maginnis has spent in youth ministry. The motto expresses the goal and the aim of all young people and of the Bishop, that the Lord, in His Grace, and His Love, in His Word and in His Sacraments will stay with us all our lives.
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