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The rose-bush is canting for the last name Busch (meaning bush in German), the flowers also being among the beautiful attributes of St. Mary and thus symbolise her. | The rose-bush is canting for the last name Busch (meaning bush in German), the flowers also being among the beautiful attributes of St. Mary and thus symbolise her. | ||
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JOSEPH FRANCIS BUSCH
Born : April 18, 1866 in Red Wing, Minnesota, USA
Deceased : May 31, 1953
Bishop of Lead, 1910-1915
Bishop of Saint Cloud, 1915-1953
Bishop of Lead |
Bishop of Saint Cloud |
Official blazon
- (personal side) Azure, a rose-bush with three flowers, 1 and 2, or.
Origin/meaning
As common in US episcopal heraldry, the arms show the arms of the diocese impaled with the personal arms of the bishop.
The rose-bush is canting for the last name Busch (meaning bush in German), the flowers also being among the beautiful attributes of St. Mary and thus symbolise her.
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