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'''ARCHDIOCESE OF ATLANTA''' (Archdioecesis Atlantensis)


'''ARCHDIOCESE OF ATLANTA'''
Country: [[Ecclesiastical heraldry of the United States|United States]]<br>
Denomination: [[:Category:Catholic heraldry|Roman Catholic]]


Country : [[USA]]<br>
Established: 1956
Denomination : [[:Category:Catholic heraldry|Roman Catholic]]


[[File:atlanta.us.rel.png|center|300 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]]
[[File:atlanta.us.png|center|300 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]]


===Official blazon===
===Official blazon===
Argent, three bars wavy azure, in fess point a crown or, on the first bar a Cherokee Rose proper.


===Origin/meaning===
The Atlantic Ocean is represented on the shield by white and blue wavy bars, being the waves of the sea, seven for the Seven Sacraments.


===Origin/meaning===
The Crown of Christ the King denotes the title of the cathedral. The rose is the Cherokee rose, the State flower of Georgia (''Rosa laevigata''), as befits a diocese located in the Capital City. This rose is white with a yellow centre. The crown of Christ the King has also the secondary representation of the crown of George II, King of England after whom Georgia was named.
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The blue and white wavy bends may as well symbolize the rolling foot hills of the Blue Ridge Country, but more important, they are the colors of the Blessed Mother.


====Arms of Bishops====
====Arms of Bishops====
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File:atlanta-hyland.rel.jpg|Bishop [[Francis E. Hyland]] (1956-1961), 1st and only Bishop of Atlanta.
File:atlanta-hyland.rel.jpg|[[Francis E. Hyland]] (1956-1961), 1st and only Bishop of Atlanta.
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</gallery>


====Arms of Archbishops====
====Arms of Archbishops====
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File:atlanta-hallinan.rel.png|Archbishop [[Paul J. Hallinan]] (1962–1968), 1st Archbishop of Atlanta.
File:atlanta-hallinan.png|[[Paul J. Hallinan]] (1962-1968)
File:atlanta-donnellan.rel.png|Archbishop [[Thomas A. Donnellan]] (1968-1988)
File:atlanta-donnellan.png|[[Thomas Andrew Donnellan]] (1968-1988)
File:atlanta-marino.rel.png|Archbishop [[Eugene A. Marino]], SSJ (1988-1990)
File:atlanta-marino.png|[[Eugene Antonio Marino]] (1988-1990)
File:atlanta-lyke.rel.png|Archbishop [[James Patterson Lyke]] (1991-1992)
File:atlanta-lyke.png|[[James Patterson Lyke]] (1991-1992)
File:atlanta-donoghue.rel.png|Archbishop [[John Francis Donoghue]] (1993-2003)
File:atlanta-donoghue.png|[[John Francis Donoghue]] (1993-2003)
File:atlanta-gregory.rel.png|Archbishop [[Wilton Daniel Gregory]] (2004-present)
File:atlanta-gregory.png|[[Wilton Daniel Gregory]] (2004-2019)
File:Atlanta-hartmayer.jpg|[[Gregory John Hartmayer]] (2020-present)
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====Arms of Auxiliary Bishops====
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File:Atlanta-bernardin.jpg|[[Joseph Louis Bernardin]] (1966-1968)
File:Atlanta-zarama.jpg|[[Luis Rafael Zarama]] (2009-2017)
File:Atlanta-talley.jpg|[[David Prescott Talley]] (2013-2016)
File:atlanta-shlesinger.jpg|[[Bernard Shlesinger]] (2017-present)
File:atlanta-konzen.jpg|[[Joel Matthias Konzen]] (2018-present)
File:atlanta-tran.jpg|[[John-Nhan Tran Van Nhan]] (2023-present)
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</gallery>


[[Heraldic literature - Ecclesiastical heraldry|'''Literature''']]:
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[[Literature]] : Image from [http://commons.wikimedia.org Wikipedia] by Alekjds. Archbishops' Arms by SajoR on Wikimedia Commons.


[[Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of the United States]]
[[Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of the United States]]
[[Category:Roman Catholic archdioceses]]
[[Category:Roman Catholic archdioceses]]

Latest revision as of 13:10, 21 July 2024

ARCHDIOCESE OF ATLANTA (Archdioecesis Atlantensis)

Country: United States
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Established: 1956

Arms (crest) of Archdiocese of Atlanta

Official blazon

Argent, three bars wavy azure, in fess point a crown or, on the first bar a Cherokee Rose proper.

Origin/meaning

The Atlantic Ocean is represented on the shield by white and blue wavy bars, being the waves of the sea, seven for the Seven Sacraments.

The Crown of Christ the King denotes the title of the cathedral. The rose is the Cherokee rose, the State flower of Georgia (Rosa laevigata), as befits a diocese located in the Capital City. This rose is white with a yellow centre. The crown of Christ the King has also the secondary representation of the crown of George II, King of England after whom Georgia was named.

The blue and white wavy bends may as well symbolize the rolling foot hills of the Blue Ridge Country, but more important, they are the colors of the Blessed Mother.

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