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Born : October 8, 1958<br>
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Bishop of [[Diocese of Sale|Sale]], 2014-2020<br>
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Two blue dolphins at the top of the shield come from an O’Regan coat of arms and a green shamrock denotes his Irish heritage.
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Latest revision as of 15:05, 8 November 2024

PATRICK MICHAEL O’REGAN

Born: October 8, 1958
Deceased:

Bishop of Sale, 2014-2020
Archbishop of Adelaide, 2020-present

Arms (crest) of Patrick Michael O’Regan

Bishop of Sale
Arms (crest) of Patrick Michael O’Regan

Archbishop of Adelaide
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Origin/meaning

As common in Australian episcopal heraldry, the arms show the arms of the (arch)diocese impaled with the personal arms of the bishop.

The yellow boat, an ancient image of the Church, sails on a blue background and features the Chi Rho symbol on the sail. The symbol is one of the earliest Christograms made up of the first two letters of the Greek word for Christ. When developing his arms, it was discovered that a boat featured on the original arms for the Diocese of Bathurst, and also on those for the City of Paris where he studied.

Two blue dolphins at the top of the shield come from an O’Regan coat of arms and a green shamrock denotes his Irish heritage.

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