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'''DIOCESE OF COVINGTON''' (Dioecesis Covingtonensis)
'''DIOCESE OF COVINGTON''' (Dioecesis Covingtonensis)


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Established : 1853
Established : 1853


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===Official blazon===


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===Origin/meaning===
===Origin/meaning===
The arms were commissioned by William T. Mulloy, 6th bishop of Covington (1944-1959), following the 1953 elevation of Covington´s cathedral to the status of a minor basilica.
The arms were commissioned by William T. Mulloy, 6th bishop of Covington (1944-1959), following the 1953 elevation of Covington´s cathedral to the status of a minor basilica.
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The arms replaced the previous arms used since 1915.
The arms replaced the previous arms used since 1915.


These arms showed a cross, charged with a rose that is symbol of Our Lay, Patron of the diocesan cathedral. In chief two hands clasping.
These arms showed a cross, charged with a rose that is symbol of Our Lady, Patron of the diocesan cathedral. In chief two hands clasping.


====Arms of Bishops====
====Arms of Bishops====
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No image|[[George Aloysius Carrell]] (1853-1868)
File:Covington-carrell.jpg|[[George Aloysius Carrell]] (1853-1868)
No image|[[Augustus Toebbe]] (1869-1884)
File:Covington-toebbe.jpg|[[Augustus Toebbe]] (1869-1884)
File:Covington-maes.jpg|[[Camillus Paul Maes]] (1884-1915)
File:Covington-maes.jpg|[[Camillus Paul Maes]] (1884-1915)
File:covington-brossart.rel.png|[[Ferdinand Brossart]] (1915-1923)
File:covington-brossart.jpg|[[Ferdinand Brossart]] (1915-1923)
No image|[[Francis William Howard]] (1923-1944)
File:Covington-howard.jpg|[[Francis William Howard]] (1923-1944)
File:Covington-mulloy.jpg|[[William Theodore Mulloy]] (1944-1959)
File:Covington-mulloy.jpg|[[William Theodore Mulloy]] (1944-1959)
No image|[[Richard Henry Ackerman]] (1960-1978)
File:Covington-ackerman.jpg|[[Richard Henry Ackerman]] (1960-1978)
File:Covington-hughes.jpg|[[William Anthony Hughes]] (1979-1995)
File:Covington-hughes.jpg|[[William Anthony Hughes]] (1979-1995)
File:Covington-muench.jpg|[[Robert William Muench]] (1996-2001)
File:Covington-muench.jpg|[[Robert William Muench]] (1996-2001)
File:Covington-foys.jpg|[[Roger Joseph Foys]] (2002-present)
File:Covington-foys.jpg|[[Roger Joseph Foys]] (2002-2021)
File:Covington-iffert.jpg|[[John Curtis Iffert]] (2021-present)
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[[Literature]] : explanations at the diocesan website
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[[Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of the United States]]
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[[Category:Roman Catholic dioceses]]
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Latest revision as of 09:06, 1 September 2023

DIOCESE OF COVINGTON (Dioecesis Covingtonensis)

Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1853

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Covington
Official blazon
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The arms were commissioned by William T. Mulloy, 6th bishop of Covington (1944-1959), following the 1953 elevation of Covington´s cathedral to the status of a minor basilica.

The golden fleur-de-lis and silver crescent are symbols of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Their juxtaposition in this fashion indicates her Assumption: the Blessed Virgin elevated over the sub-lunary world. It is under this aspect, that Mary is patroness of the Cathedral of the Assumption.

The sword on the red cross on a field argent is the symbol of Saint-Paul, Patron of the Diocese of Covington.

The arms replaced the previous arms used since 1915.

These arms showed a cross, charged with a rose that is symbol of Our Lady, Patron of the diocesan cathedral. In chief two hands clasping.

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