Cathedral of St John, Providence, Rhode Island

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CATHEDRAL OF ST JOHN, PROVIDENCE

Denomination : Anglican

Arms (crest) of Cathedral of St John, Providence, Rhode Island

Official blazon

Sable a Maltese cross argent , a crown Or, on an inescutcheon gules.

Origin/meaning

A Silver Maltese Cross on Black was the orignal Arms of the Knights of St John, and thus is here used to indicate St John. Literature:

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