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Born : July 31, 1919<br>
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Deceased : September 3, 2002
'''Deceased''':September 3, 2002


Auxiliary bishop of [[Archdiocese of Kingston in Jamaica|Kingston in Jamaica]], 1966-1970; Titular Bishop of Cenculiana<br>
Auxiliary bishop of [[Archdiocese of Kingston in Jamaica|Kingston in Jamaica]], 1966-1970; Titular Bishop of Cenculiana<br>
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Latest revision as of 12:50, 10 August 2024

SAMUEL EMMANUEL CARTER

Born:July 31, 1919
Deceased:September 3, 2002

Auxiliary bishop of Kingston in Jamaica, 1966-1970; Titular Bishop of Cenculiana
Archbishop of Kingston in Jamaica, 1970-1994

Arms (crest) of Samuel Emmanuel Carter
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Origin/meaning

The arms are impaled with the arms of the Archdiocese.

The surname'Carter' is represented by, two cartwheels. Beneath these is an open book to betoken Samuel, the prophet of the Old Testament, and refers to his first name. The book is inscribed with the badge of the Society of Jesus, the religious Order of the Archbishop. The pineapple beneath the book, from the arms of Jamaica, heralds the island where the Archbishop served.

The motto is taken from the priestly payer for unity of Christ at the Last Supper.

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