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FRANÇOIS-XAVIER SCHOEPFER

Born : April 22, 1843
Deceased : August 24, 1927

Bishop of Tarbes-et-Lourdes, 1899-1927

Official blazon

Ecartelé; au 1 de gueules à la bande d'or, accompagnée de six couronnes de même mises en orle, les cercles de celles du chef opposés, aux cercles de celles de la point (qui est d'Alsace); au 2 d'argent, à un dextrochère de carnation habillé au nature, mouvant à dextre de l'écu et tenant une croix haute de même; au 3 de sinople, à deux clefs d'argent posées en sautoir accompagnées en pointe d'un caillou au naturel au 4 d'azur à une Notre-Dame de Lourdes d’argent. Sous le chapeau figure le monogramme du Christ.
Motto: Per Mariam ad Jesum

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